Posts Tagged ‘raw’

Filmmaker and planet5D reader Alex Beasley manages to coax 24p RAW footage out of a Canon 50D using Magic Lantern. It is not without challenges, but Alex Beasley not only shoots 24p RAW with a camera that isn’t even supposed to HAVE video (the Canon…

Notice we didn’t even mention this 70+ episode web series entitled Oposto do Sexo was shot with Magic Lantern RAW on a Canon 50D? Notice it didn’t matter? So: we get an email from planet5D reader and filmmaker Leandro Correa, [adrotate group="6"]who tells us about…

Plenty of people have been clamoring to have Magic Lantern on their 70Ds. We’re delighted to report that nikfreak of Magic Lantern is on the case.[adrotate group="6"] Good news for Canon 70D owners anxious to get Magic Lantern ported to their cameras: Magic Lantern developer…

European image software company DxO Labs has just released version 10 of its DxO OpticsPro raw processing application and it includes some great new features, improved existing features and a boost in speed. [adrotate group="6"]DxO is also known for its sensor and lens analysis and…

We have posted on Magic Lantern in the past ranging from new releases, features being added and results of shooting in RAW vs the standard h.264 video files. Many posts and discussions are about how to format cards and get Magic Lantern to work on your…

Magic. Freakin’ magic. That’s what filmmakers do; it’s what we all have available to us in a way that kings and queens of even a generation ago couldn’t. I mean it. The advent of the net and digital sensors – making the[adrotate group="6"] means of…

Are you a fan of Magic Lantern? If you are using it on a regular basis then you should take a close look at their current request. They want your help.[adrotate group="6"] They set up a variety of ways that users can help their development…

We all love ‘em: top 10 lists. Herewith, my completely biased list of the 10 most important things you need to know about Magic Lantern (though not necessarily in order). 1. Audio monitoring This was the primary reason I first tried Magic Lantern with my…

You might not immediately get excited about this new feature from the folks over at Magic Lantern, but perhaps you should be. They have just announced that it is now possible to take a full resolution “silent” photo. You may be asking “Why should I…

Jeff Orig wrote me a couple of weeks ago about Magic Lantern RAW when he mentioned software called Cliphouse that i'd never heard of... and he suggested that he could offer an interesting guest post... And if you're looking at Magic Lantern RAW workflow and…