– would I lose LiveView when connecting an RCA jack for output?Īny comments, advice, other solutions, would be greatly appreciated. I have never used a Ninja before, and thus have no idea if this is even possible. So this precludes any external monitoring, or playback.īUT, would it be possible to hook up an Atomos Ninja 2 to the RCA port on the 5D3 via an adapter cable (HDMI to RCA) and record to the Ninja that way? I realize that the quality would suffer, and so doing things like using the Ninja for focusing might be problematic, but I’m really only looking for the ability to playback the current shot to check for issues like framing and performance, so i can move on to the next shot with some level of confidence.
#MAGIC LANTERN CANON 5D MARK III FULL#
Planet5D says of the development: Now, please realize, much of this isn’t like full 4k with choose what ever you want fps, bit rate.
What started as an April Fool’s joke has actually turned out to be reality. I realize that the current raw capabilities on ML are based on Canon firmware version 1.1.3, which does not have clean HDMI out. It looks like Magic Lantern has done it again, this time proving that they can get 4K video recording onto the Canon EOS 5D Mark III.
#MAGIC LANTERN CANON 5D MARK III UPDATE#
launch Update Firmware from Canon menu, click OK you should see the Firmware Update Program Loading. Yet another feature rears its head from the firmware modders at Magic Lantern, this time boosting the dynamic range of Canon SLRs to a whopping 14 stops. Sure, Canon may appear to be a stubborn and traditional camera manufacturer that in many ways appear to be doing catch up in the 4K video side of things, however one thing cannot be denied. Installation prepare two SD cards: insert the 1.3. Just as a footnote: Firmware revision 1.3.4 was released November, 2016 and the 5D300134.FIR file is timestamped Septemwhile the 5D300123.FIR has a timestamp of Augand the 5D300113.FIR has a timestamp of May 28, 2012. It's in early stages of development but it's the real deal, and brings experimental Raw 4K video recording to the 5D III, among other things. So I’ve scoured this site, and others, for possible solutions to the problem of not being able to playback Magic Lantern raw video on the 5D3, and am wondering if this idea I have might possibly be a decent workaround. However, upon further investigation, it turns out that Magic Lantern were not joking about enabling 3K and 4K recording on the good ol’ Canon 5D Mark III. Magic Lantern made April fools of us all by going live with an experimental build for the Canon EOS 5D Mark III on April 1st.
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