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Spent all morning up watching the stars!

Hello! I don't usually export from MLV viewer, but I did for this video for the sake of time. I noticed the red line at the bottom. Does anyone have a clue what this could be, or how to fix it? It's on and off. I checked and it is on the .mov files.  Thank you!

The fair is in town, so I thought I would make a cinematic look of it right around sunset. I think it turned out great, and the local news station loved it as well!

This is for all you dog/raw video lovers! You might have seen the video of our Siberian Husky playing at the park (attached below), well these are her babies! This is shot with a 2.35:1 ratio at 23.976fps: edited & graded in Premiere CC.

I wanted to test out a cheaper version of the glide cam; the Opteka SV-HD. It works incredible well for the cost. I shot it at 50fps and dropped to 23.976 for the slow motion. Probably my favorite video of my siberian husky!

Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 24mm 2.8 IS
Opteka SV-HD Stabilizer
Aspect: 2.35:1
FPS: 23.976
Exported in MlRAWviewer
Cut & Color Graded in Adobe Premiere CC

A recent music event I covered. I used only the lighting available having to increase the ISO over 1200.  I would love some constructive criticism! All the slo mo shot were shot using 50fps and slowed down to 23.976.

Canon 5D Mark III

Does anyone have any tips with shots like these? I'm incredibly new to shooting in near pitch black darkness, especially highlights being overexposed :/ I shot it 50fps and dropped it to 23.976fps to achieve the slow motion. My card wouldn't let me shoot for more than 8 seconds on 60fps. What's 10 frames anyways?

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NDSGZi928g

Let me know what you think!

Shots of downtown Sioux Falls, SD. I shot it 1728x736 and used MLviewer to convert to DNG. I did the color grading in Lightroom 5 and used After Effects and Premiere Pro to put it all together. This is my second test using ML Raw and I love it. 

Hello! My name is Jeffrey and I'm a photographer for my business Zoss Photography. I've been practicing using ML on my free time in preparation of doing a 15-30 minute short film. I would love to watch some of your guy's short films and some detail on how you made them. I plan on shooting in 1728x736, so I can continuously shoot on some of my slower CF cards. I KNOW I will run into some trouble while working on the short film, so I'm definitely going to end up using these forums plenty.

Here's my recent RAW shoot