Id say that shooting on the eos m with crop mood, the only difference ive found in shooting in 10 bit vs 12 bit vs 14 bit is that the higher the bit rate, the less color noise there is in the shadows and the more you can raise the shadows in post, so if shot right its a little more dynamic range. Also shooting dual iso is fantastic cant recommend it enough for hdr settings
In my old Canon 5D Mark II days, anything right above black in video was noisy. My work around for an alley sequence for my short film noir was to shoot a plate of the alley at a low ISO and layer that over the scene, which was simply my protagonist walking forward. I did that all in Photoshop CS 4 Extended in It's animation timeline. It was very successful.
Thank you for this video. I believe you didn't touch on playback of footage on camera though. I tried crop mood recently and I noticed that I can't playback footage on the camera after recording. It works on Danne's build but I couldn't get it to work on crop mood for some reason. I just get a black screen and the frame number counting down. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you
@@vladimirkirillovskiy8056 Thanks for your reply. I have tried reinstalling it and even tried the other versions. I suspect it's due to some modules not installed properly. On my other canon DSLRs, the raw_twk module has to be activated for the playback to work, but on the EOS M when activated it freezes the camera and I have to remove the batteries. Do you use that module? Thanks again
im planning on buy a second hand canon eos m as my first camera {mainly cuz most of the magic lantern videos are based around that camera model} could you please help me to know what all i should check in the camera before making the purchase, i will be meeting the seller and checking the camera in person
Hey! Well, the basic - check that it shoots video and photos and saves them on SD card without problem. Battery shouldn't be swollen - not a big deal, but will need to be replaced. All buttons should work. Nice idea to check HDMI and mic ports, but not always possible. Check autofocus, probably not going to use it, but should work. Remove the lens and check the sensor - shouldn't be damaged or dirty. Also, there is a test when you put the lens cap on and take a long exposure photo - the result should be just black image, possibly with noise, but it shouldn't have any bright dots, if there are it may be dead pixels. Also for Magic Lantern you would need a good SD card, something like SanDisk Extreme Pro with 170mb\s. Keep it in mind as well. That everything I can think off the top of my head.
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Great shots, my Friend!! Thanks for sharing this. 🙏🏾
Id say that shooting on the eos m with crop mood, the only difference ive found in shooting in 10 bit vs 12 bit vs 14 bit is that the higher the bit rate, the less color noise there is in the shadows and the more you can raise the shadows in post, so if shot right its a little more dynamic range. Also shooting dual iso is fantastic cant recommend it enough for hdr settings
Thank you! Haven't had a chance to shoot dual iso yet.
In my old Canon 5D Mark II days, anything right above black in video was noisy. My work around for an alley sequence for my short film noir was to shoot a plate of the alley at a low ISO and layer that over the scene, which was simply my protagonist walking forward. I did that all in Photoshop CS 4 Extended in It's animation timeline. It was very successful.
incerdible what yo can do with this camera from 2012! and for so cheap money to :D
Yes! All the respect to devs who made it possible!
Thank you for this video. I believe you didn't touch on playback of footage on camera though. I tried crop mood recently and I noticed that I can't playback footage on the camera after recording. It works on Danne's build but I couldn't get it to work on crop mood for some reason. I just get a black screen and the frame number counting down. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you
Hm, I don't have any issues with playback, it works like Danne's build. Have you tried to re-install it?
@@vladimirkirillovskiy8056 Thanks for your reply. I have tried reinstalling it and even tried the other versions. I suspect it's due to some modules not installed properly. On my other canon DSLRs, the raw_twk module has to be activated for the playback to work, but on the EOS M when activated it freezes the camera and I have to remove the batteries. Do you use that module? Thanks again
@@timotheemohr2805 No, the only modules I use - crop_rec, mlv_light, mlv_play, mlv_snd and sd_uhs. I guess mlv_play the one you need.
im planning on buy a second hand canon eos m as my first camera {mainly cuz most of the magic lantern videos are based around that camera model} could you please help me to know what all i should check in the camera before making the purchase, i will be meeting the seller and checking the camera in person
Hey! Well, the basic - check that it shoots video and photos and saves them on SD card without problem. Battery shouldn't be swollen - not a big deal, but will need to be replaced. All buttons should work. Nice idea to check HDMI and mic ports, but not always possible. Check autofocus, probably not going to use it, but should work.
Remove the lens and check the sensor - shouldn't be damaged or dirty. Also, there is a test when you put the lens cap on and take a long exposure photo - the result should be just black image, possibly with noise, but it shouldn't have any bright dots, if there are it may be dead pixels.
Also for Magic Lantern you would need a good SD card, something like SanDisk Extreme Pro with 170mb\s. Keep it in mind as well.
That everything I can think off the top of my head.
Have you seen any issues with Magic Lantern causing hot pixels in the EOS M?
No, haven't noticed such issue.
@@vladimirkirillovskiy8056 thank you!
What hand grip is that?
A 3d printed one - www.thingiverse.com/thing:5349317
Use more B Roll in your video.
Don‘t.
why not ????
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