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For some time I thought I had gotten a couple of bad Komputebay cards, but I sat around fiddling with the settings.
Now... I'm only writing this, because even though I thought I had understood what settings were best to use, I apparently didn't and I kinda only found out how it worked by chance.
So, start off by going to your Canon settings.
Go to the yellow wrench symbol, first section.
There you choose "Record func+card/folder sel."
Then choose "Record func."
Choose "Standard"
Then select "Record/play"
Choose "1"
Now go back to the red camera symbol first section
Select "Image quality"
For "Raw" choose SRAW (you can also choose the line symbol to the left... but I don't see a bandwidth increase.)
For "JPEG" choose the line symbol furthest to the left.
The reason I wasn't getting enough bandwidth out of my cards was because I had not chosen to record "standard"... I had both cards set to S3.
With this selection I'm getting a steady 94mb/s with both my cards, enabling me to shoot 1920:1080 contiously without dropping frames. I even have a steady 7% idling at the same time. (No global draw on...)
With global draw on in liveview, including small waveform, focus peak and crop marks, I'm getting continous 1920:1080 after 14 secs with no dropped frames. 86mb/s
Before you behead me for stupidity... please understand that I had misunderstood the proper settings for doing raw, and I have a suspicion that other people have as well since I'm seeing reports of people not getitng proper bandwidth from their cards.
So if you can't seem to get that full HD working, check your settings against the above and try again.
This test was carried out with the june 28th build, cards used were two 64gb Komputerbay 1000x CF cards formatted with Disk Utility to exFat and a 16gb Sandisk Class 10 SD card in the sd bay. (the latter containing ML)
Now... I'm only writing this, because even though I thought I had understood what settings were best to use, I apparently didn't and I kinda only found out how it worked by chance.
So, start off by going to your Canon settings.
Go to the yellow wrench symbol, first section.
There you choose "Record func+card/folder sel."
Then choose "Record func."
Choose "Standard"
Then select "Record/play"
Choose "1"
Now go back to the red camera symbol first section
Select "Image quality"
For "Raw" choose SRAW (you can also choose the line symbol to the left... but I don't see a bandwidth increase.)
For "JPEG" choose the line symbol furthest to the left.
The reason I wasn't getting enough bandwidth out of my cards was because I had not chosen to record "standard"... I had both cards set to S3.
With this selection I'm getting a steady 94mb/s with both my cards, enabling me to shoot 1920:1080 contiously without dropping frames. I even have a steady 7% idling at the same time. (No global draw on...)
With global draw on in liveview, including small waveform, focus peak and crop marks, I'm getting continous 1920:1080 after 14 secs with no dropped frames. 86mb/s
Before you behead me for stupidity... please understand that I had misunderstood the proper settings for doing raw, and I have a suspicion that other people have as well since I'm seeing reports of people not getitng proper bandwidth from their cards.
So if you can't seem to get that full HD working, check your settings against the above and try again.
This test was carried out with the june 28th build, cards used were two 64gb Komputerbay 1000x CF cards formatted with Disk Utility to exFat and a 16gb Sandisk Class 10 SD card in the sd bay. (the latter containing ML)
