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@greg think it will be possible on eos m? I know it won't do 4K or 3k but any resolution boost would be good.

sexy as f*ck. not you. the image. 

I'm loving it. Don't see any batch export though... I'm I missing it or it's not there? Dngs looks good opened right up in resolve. I've been noticing the files are straight 24fps. Might be better if they were 23.976.. thanks Martin:)

cr2hdr for mac is very easy. even I can use it. read that it has new mlv dump. id try that.

amazing you could do that. capture 8mm film to archive it. looks great.

Anyone trying to turn the eos m into the blackmagic cinema camera? 2.5k possible? Maybe... hopefully...

Look at the card after it's formatted on a computer. It probably still has ml folder on it. You can put it in the trash and then it should actually be gone. I've noticed this. After format I always have the ml folder still on the card. Just trash it and put the card back in the camera.

Amazing

God damn...

try lowering the highlights in resolve?

Sorry if this is a little shameless. but I want people to see my movie. and I spend a lot of time here. Shot on a gh2 with the hack. Don't worry my next film will be shot with magic lantern:) let me know what you think guys. it's free to watch if you have amazon prime. Thanks.

https://www.amazon.com/Little-Yellow-Bird-Thomas-Rowen/dp/B06XX65XC8/ref=sr_1_1?s=instant-video&ie=UTF8&qid=1490946922&sr=1-1&keywords=little+yellow+bird

2.000000000hhhh very excited. love this app. don't even wanna use resolve anymore. thanks martin.

Windows or Mac? On Mac I'd try cr2hdr app. Windows I think mlvproducer. I'm not on windows though...mlrawviewer is a little dated. Try something else. Look in the bottom corner at the gear box in davinci and make sure your settings are right in color and raw tabs or better yet reinstall it and use default settings.

looks like a good idea. whatever sharpening you can get working ill take lol. right now I'm putting the prores back into resolve for finishing. it would be sweet to just stay in your app. scopes would be cool. and batch render. then i won't even need resolve anymore.

@squig those black boxes look exactly like the white boxes I'm getting. on the bright side id say this is the fastest and best looking I've ever seen coming out on my magic lantern files. i tested this new version and i was blown away. the grain looks way tighter. closer to 35mm film than anything I've seen. i exported some 4444 prores and took that into resolve to add some sharpening and its starting to look very detailed almost looks like my a7sii. so great job @martinhering! id say fix the sharpness so it doesn't have the white boxes. and try to add a batch export and it will be solid gold.

its getting really good. i still have these white boxes on my footage when i use the sharpness setting. image seems to look better though. the best results I've ever had is resolve with neat video and then sharpen. this is getting closer and closer to that. the resolve method takes like 8 mins for 15 seconds of video to process though. yours is much faster:)

that 14bit pic looks very promising is that in this build? can't wait to try it. looks like you really did beat down the aliasing:)

good point. i guess I'm guessing he's using a strange aspect ratio though and not realizing it..

might not be the same thing but.. i noticed resolve will not play prores 422 files.. it will however play prores 4444 files..so i use those instead. its weird

the 1920 x 1080 is arbitrary. you recorded a video with a 4.37:1 aspect ratio. it will always be skinny. like me.

try to record something else and pay close attention to the aspect ratio magic lantern is telling you cause thats what you're going to get.

if it says something about "stretch" or "squeeze" then check that youtube vid i posted and unstrech it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmYiMjFUHm0

I use magic lantern exposure aids like expose to the right and histogram.

Anything new to download with focus pixel fix?

Try only loading the 2 modules you need. Nothing else.

probably need chroma smoothing for all bit depths. then sharpen.

tried a 14bit file looks super clean! going to try 10 bit and 12 bit next. awesome! thanks