Active D-Lighting for shooting video?

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eolian

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On Canon cameras, there is an "Active Tone Priority" feature which some people seem to recommend for shooting video as the drop off for the highlights is a little more tapered and gradual. Thus, blown highlights don't seem to stand out as much.

I know that Nikons have something called "Active D-Lighting" but I'm not sure if it works the same way or how it affects video.

Does anyone know or have done tests?
 
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