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Quote from: Walter Schulz on April 15, 2024, 08:20:16 AMOnly a very small set of Canon gear actually has UVC on board: R50, R8, R10, R6 Mark II, PowerShot V10.
Canon USB inside 5D3 is not UVC but proprietary handled by PC tools like EOS Webcam Utility, EOS Utility, SparkoCam, gphoto2, etc. and some smartphone apps.
That said: You can stream via USB or HDMI. HDMI requires an HDMI capture device (most are actually UVC).
Out-of-the-box 5D3 does true FHD over HDMI. No sound.
Resolutions: 576p for USB, 1080i with HDMI.
And no audio via USB/HDMI for 5D3 (and other Digic 4 and 5 cameras).
Quote from: Levas on April 12, 2024, 05:30:23 PMNothing is broken when crop mode is off, the naming is confusing.
I made this to so 1832 width was working again (was available in some older builds, without crop mode it goes to 1824 as maximum width).
Another thing I liked is that in the crop mode menu, you can set the shutter range option to 'full range'.
So when shooting 25 fps, you could use 1/25th shutter time in lowlight.
So I used the 3x3 1832x1030 crop mode for low light situations giving me 1/25th shutter time option.
For low light situations:
Not sure if you have the build with 'LV raw type' option in the debug menu ?B
By default it is set to 0x10, giving maximum dynamic range, but also gives vertical line noise in low light situations. 0x10 also makes it possible to use the high resolutions crop modes.
If you set LV raw type to 0x12 you get much more cleaner (noise wise) video.
But you can't use the high resolutions crop modes (giving corrupted frames with 0x12), but you can use the 3x3 1832x1030 crop mode.
So for ultimate low light situation use:
Crop mode 3x3 1832x1030 with shutter range option set to 'full range'. (And use 1/25th as shutter time)
In debug menu set LV raw type to 0x12.
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