@ch_d & dariSSight sorry for the delay , so the build I'm using is from dec.01/2016.
But I don't think that really matters , as mlv 2.0+audio code has not changed other then
implementing bit reduction code , so every thing else should be the same , where as with raw_rec (mlv Lite)
code has gone under I lot of work to get the limited amount of cam to work at this point.
So I'm betting that any of the MLV2.0 builds with bit reduction should work find ,
just in case there don't work for you guy's here the one I used
10bit_12bit_raw_2016Dec01.5D2212.
This build came from dfort so I didn't even compile the build myself.
Now on to something different , I said I would post the results of my 5D2 10bit 2.1K green screen 8:00 min shot .
This was just a test , but work so well that I put more work in to it and ended up as a short talk/explanation of 10,12bit raw video.
I was very impressed was the results , even thou I had a few issue with setting the shot up, focusing(as I was by myself , No auto focus in 3x crop mode)
The setting I used was mlv+audio 10bit 2144x1076 23.976p from 30p (not sure if 24 from 30 make any differences)
Auto preview for Liveview , audio set to 16bit 48khz (I ran the audio from my Zoom N4h in to the ext. mic input on cam)
ISO 400 , EF 24-70 f2.8L set to 35mm (Crop mode -- 2.60 crop x 35mm= 91mm) and had my zactuo evf connected (I needed something to reference to even thou it only shows
the center crop of the 2.1K image & B/W , it let me know when the recording stops but never did
Process the 10bit mlv+audio on my PC with acr a.e. (on the my Mac the 10bit frames don't show up just all black from mlvfs, do show image in Resolve thou)
as I wanted to sharping up the image ( little soft on the focus) started with the adobe neutral profile and just pulled down the contrast & desaturated (flatted out)
export as 16bit tiff , imported in to apple compressor made my prores4444xq , graded in FCPX . I could have spent more time grading but I was looking for a quick turn around.
Any ways I hope everyone Enjoys it.
Happy New Years to everyone here on the forum
