You install it onto a CF card and then run it when you need to shoot video. Magic Lantern doesn’t replace the firmware on your camera. Let’s examine how it works and a plain english installation walk through. I have found a great workarouns by using the free Magic Lantern firmware hack. The footage is H.264 so it does show some minor artifacting and the lack of decent focusing controls. The audio sucks really bad because of Canon’s AGC Auto Gain Control in the audio. You will also have noticed some drawbacks. With the nice shallow depth of field you are now able to capture something that resembles a cinema camera, or at least a high-end video camera worth $100,000 or so. The fact that you can use the DSLR lenses ads a film-like quality to your video. You are able to shoot at full-frame 1080p. The first thing is the outstanding quality of the video. As it is, DSLR footage isn’t as versatile as actual camcorders.If you’re like me and have used the Canon 5D mk 2 for video, you will have noticed a few things. If the team can figure out a way for it to be recorded, this will be some extremely exciting news. And at this point, we’re really wondering why it wasn’t allowed natively on the camera.įurther, they’re saying that the image quality is very good.
The team is currently researching more into it, but both cameras are capable of recording a 2040 x 1428 DNG stream. Afterwards, the Canon 5D Mk III offerred more improvements over video and at the end of this month, an uncompressed video option will be coming via a firmware update.īut the Magic Lantern team has announced via their Facebook page today that while going through the firmwares on the cameras that they discovered a 2K RAW DNG function Live View Output that was previously not known about–but it cannot be recorded. Years ago, the Canon 5D Mk II revolutionized the cinema industry with its full frame sensor and HD video output at 30p.
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