Green-magenta white balance shift for fluorescent lights Waveform exposure aid, useful for checking overall brightness. False colour exposure aidl each brightness area is colour coded. Spotmeter - display brightness from a small spot in the centre of the liveview image 'Defishing' previews a rectilinear image from the Samyang 8mm fisheye. Ghost image - overlay a previously taken image in live view Crop marks or customer grids for framing in live view A 'magic zoom box' for checking focus in live view Focus peaking to show in-focus areas in live view (think manual focussing fast primes)
Zebra stripes to show over or underexposed areas in live view Flashlight (turns on the led light to the left of the jog dial) The default mode hides the lesser used stuff. Pretty much all of these can be enabled or disabled, and are effectively invisible when you don't want to use them. I've quickly had a flick through and jotted down everything that didn't look like pure video. It's kind of sad that Canon video has fallen to such a low that they have to depend on a group hackers to save their dwindling customer base who are flocking to the much better alternatives offered by Sony, Black Magic and even the Nikon D800 has some huge advantages over the 5D3 like higher resolution, clean HDMI and crop modes and that camera is $400 less. If Magic Lantern can 1) Increase the resolution on the video 2) offer clean HDMI out 3) Can over-crank to at least 60fps at 1080p (hopefully 120fps at 1080p since Sony has raised the bar so high at 480 fps at 1080p) then Canon might retain me as a customer, otherwise, Sony it is. This is great, except I'm not really sure that ML can fix the really soft resolution of the 5D3.Įven though the $8K that I have saved up is probably going to the soon to be released Sony FS700 since it's far superior to anything Canon video is offering, especially for the price I will probably donate to ML just because they are doing great things. This is all very preliminary and I wouldn’t expect to see the software available for some time. The folks at Magic Lantern have shown the hack can be ported to the new 5D Mark III. Please correct me if I’m wrong.Source: via cr The folks at Magic Lantern have shown the hack can be ported to the new 5D Mark III.This is all very preliminary and I wouldn’t expect to see the software available for some time.
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