Danne's crop_rec_4k, 5DIII

[a.sintes]

@dxotic: just checked and I've got the same result with only two visible modules (adtg_gui & bench, three with cinemato), anyway notes the "content" of other modules (ettr, lua...) are already embedded in regular Danne's build ML menus (e.g.: you have a dedicated "script" tab for LUA, ettr is in the Video menu etc.).

[dxotic]

@a.sintes Good to know I'm not the only one, I can't tell whether it has been loaded or not or are they all loaded? I mean I can record and play but  also noticed that my camera shuts down after a while is there a setting that i need to turn off or is there something wrong and then it says that the cam shut down improperly and it hasn't loaded the modules, so I have to shut it down and restart it for it to work plus with your build i get an occasional error with the crop marks not loading.

@ Kh I will embed a video tomorrow showing it. It's midnight here right now

[kizza1234]

Hi guys, avid user of Magic lantern, and recently got some EF anamorphic lenses.
Anybody know if its possible to get a 6:5, 3:2 or 4:3 image with the 3x3 sampling method?

After some extensive tests using this build, I am finding using this 3x3 sampling method combined with Dual ISO removes most if not all visable aliasing.
Because of this, Im keen to see if the method could be used to create a 6:5, 3:2 or 4:3 output instead of the current 16:9, 2.35:1 and 2.39:1 options.


Any thoughts, would be very much appreciated!

[tweak]

Hi guys, avid user of Magic lantern, and recently got some EF anamorphic lenses.
Anybody know if its possible to get a 6:5, 3:2 or 4:3 image with the 3x3 sampling method?

After some extensive tests using this build, I am finding using this 3x3 sampling method combined with Dual ISO removes most if not all visable aliasing.
Because of this, Im keen to see if the method could be used to create a 6:5, 3:2 or 4:3 output instead of the current 16:9, 2.35:1 and 2.39:1 options.


Any thoughts, would be very much appreciated!

It's pretty simple to get other ratios. Make sure you turn the ratio off in the main menu, then go into the raw menu and select the ratio you want, afterwards scroll through the numbers with the jog wheel until you get to the actual numbers you want.

[Skinny]

I can't say for 5D3 but I have used anamorphic lenses with 5D2 in 3x3 mode. And in any builds that I have tried you can select whatever you want, full sensor area (2:3), 3:4 or anything else. So at least in standard builds I think it should be possible for 5D3. 3x3 requires less speed so you don't really need to overclock or do anything specific.
And I also found that with 2x anamorphic lenses you get a lot less aliasing, it works almost like an anti-aliasing filter. So 3x3 mode is perfectly useable.