hateom
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Hey guys,
Just wanted to share with you some of my experiences with shooting the commercial project with Magic Lantern RAW for the first time.
After a long period of testing and preparation I finally decided to go ahead and use ML RAW in production. It was a music video, 2 full days of shooting on location.
I used 2 64 GiB CF cards, macbook to dump the data, MlRawViewer to preview the takes and making sure nothing is broken, 2TB lacie rugged drive to backup all the data.
An example frame grab:
The workflow was a bit complex but the end result is great. The RAW footage is amazing quality, the lighting conditions were difficult and without RAW it wouldn't be possible to capture all the details in highlights and in the shadows. The whole material took about 1 TB of space. The camera never froze, no footage was damaged, no pink frames, green tint, etc.
I must say that the current version of ML is much more stable and it can be used reliably, as opposed to earlier versions that I was testing.
I've described the process in more details on my blog, you can have a look if you are interested: http://blog.tomasz.cc/2014/09/shooting-music-video-ml-raw-5d-mark-iii/
Just wanted to share with you some of my experiences with shooting the commercial project with Magic Lantern RAW for the first time.
After a long period of testing and preparation I finally decided to go ahead and use ML RAW in production. It was a music video, 2 full days of shooting on location.
I used 2 64 GiB CF cards, macbook to dump the data, MlRawViewer to preview the takes and making sure nothing is broken, 2TB lacie rugged drive to backup all the data.
An example frame grab:
The workflow was a bit complex but the end result is great. The RAW footage is amazing quality, the lighting conditions were difficult and without RAW it wouldn't be possible to capture all the details in highlights and in the shadows. The whole material took about 1 TB of space. The camera never froze, no footage was damaged, no pink frames, green tint, etc.
I must say that the current version of ML is much more stable and it can be used reliably, as opposed to earlier versions that I was testing.
I've described the process in more details on my blog, you can have a look if you are interested: http://blog.tomasz.cc/2014/09/shooting-music-video-ml-raw-5d-mark-iii/
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