shot in 1920x804 @60fps using Magic Lantern (Danne's build)color graded using DaVinci Resolve120fps conversion using Flowframes4K conversion using Topaz Vide
Still usable for some shots, and it's 2.5K! Raw footage is so sharp, that I have seen some guys just double the resolution in output from MLV App (raw footage converter). So if you are shooting crisp 1080p, you can interpret it as smooth nice-looking 4K footage.
Step 1 – Download Magic Lantern software from Magic Lantern website. Step 2 – Ensure you have the right Canon firmware version installed on your Canon DSLR camera. Step 3: Ensure your camera battery is fully charged. Step 4: Ensure you have the right memory card. Step 5: Change your camera to manual mode and restore to default settings.
Author Guncheon confirms the benefits of the breed in his manual – Canon EOS 5D Mark II Magic Lantern Guide – with its 287 pages of tinkering and tweaking the innards of Canon’s phenomenally successful EOS 5D Mark II model. If you’re a fresh-faced newcomer to digital photography you can pore over the opening 13 pages of explanation and| ጌኑዔоκ ուдруֆ | Оհոг ሱ μኡгևг |
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