Love the images I get out my EOS M cinema rig. Gorgeous images! Small caveat with monitors; you must use short, high quality 1080p HDMI cables. Long, curled up HDMI cables cause resistance and dropped frames.
Yeah it's an awesome cam for sure, image is great. I'll definitely dig out my short cable based on this advice...I guess it makes sense as signal has a longer distance to travel.
Howdy from Houston - Your video's Public Service Announcement (0.43) was the most interesting part of your video, as I'd never have thought that a diffusion filter (i.e. ProMist) might help to minimize the aliasing one frequent sees in not only Canon but also BlackMagicDesign cameras. Your video certainly confirms that it does. I've got RAWLITE IR-cut OLPF in all of my BMD cameras but the EOS-M only has a UV-IR Cut (Baader -FUVIR-RD31). After your PSA I'm going to explore ProMist or GlimmerGlass to minimize or eliminate the pesky moire /aliasing I've occasionally seen with Magic Lantern/EOS M videos.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I hear a lot of people say you need them in blackmagics... especially earlier models but I've still seen people put them in p4k etc. I've never really noticed any issues with the later models myself though. Nonetheless, the diffusion filters definitely help. If the subject has lots of lines then it can still get a bit wild but for most stuff diffusion filters definitely help 😁
@@Altcine Mine is growing every day. He's nine yrs old and almost five foot tall 😳 All of my great uncles were big and tall and i hope he grows like that 👍
man not only was this good, but I had to comment for the warren G instrumental funk! Great channel brother problem you're getting me hooked on more gear haha!
Yes yes yes everything right about this rig it's accessable customisable has functionality looks classy and not wasting money perfect 👍 I was toying with the idea of a smallrig rail block and hinge at the back so I could flip the battery up n down to access screen like the rigs that use V mounts ... do you stack NDs and pro mist ? Keep up the great work Colin you are always pushing the envelope 👌
Hi Tony, yes you're right, customisable but accessible 👌🏾👌🏾 The smallrig rail block is awesome, they've definitely put the screws in all the right places. I think your idea of a flip down battery would be better...just incase you do need to screen access. Yes on the test I stacked filters. The pro-mist I have is the 1/4 so it's quite strong...hence why I don't use it on everything but it really does a great job. Thanks for watching.
New subscriber! Your videos, and my daughter's renewed interest in video, have me pulling out my original BMPCC and wondering what I can do that will make it a bit better than stock for her. Great setup!
Thank you, very much appreciated. I think your 2 absolute must haves for the OG are the metal smallrig npf plate and using superscale in Davinci Resolve. The OG BMPCC is such a great camera that has a lot of years left in it.
🤣🤣 yeah it is lol. This was only for lol's though. I do have a Eos-M rig video tilted STOP WASTING MONEY. But if you think this video is bad...wait to see what I drop tomorrow 🤣
I love it man! I think you replied to my community post about the video I planned on strength testing the Eosm? I’m not doing that video anymore as I want my white one to live in this rig and my black one as a pocket cam.
Great presentation! I'd like to know how you attach the MPF plate and battery to the EOS M. Does it involve removing the battery/card access door and if so how do you fool the camera into thinking the door is attached and closed? TIF
Thank you Dave. The smallrig baseplate I'm using is narrow at the front which gives you enough clearance to open & close the battery door. www.amazon.co.uk/SMALLRIG-Plate-Camera-Mounting-C500-1674/dp/B0197OP4PU/ref=asc_df_B0197OP4PU/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309904628344&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=4357016961622435221&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9045859&hvtargid=pla-563114185563&psc=1
@@Altcine Haven't built up to that stage yet. I'm configuring things in ML and will report back when I get some results. I'll be attaching it to an ATEM Mini extreme for testing.
Thanks for the kind comment, it encourages me to make more crazy vids 😁 The cable came with the dummy battery I bought. It's long but handy for certain rigs and gimbal work. ￡4.46 | 5525 to PS700 8V Power DC Cable + LP-E12 Battery Connector DR-E12 DC Coupler for Canon EOS M M2 M10 M50 Digital Cameras a.aliexpress.com/_mNTwtnh
Oh man...it's hard with any camera tbh. Even when I've got a semi heavy rig on a bigger camera it's still a mess. The most cost effective ways are to get a neck strap and pistol grip handle. Get an screen (live view) magnifier and a side grip handle and have the camera up to your eye....that will really help your shots.
Thanks brother 😀. Tbh....I have no idea how much it weighs lol. I can tell you it feels great in the hand and it's definitely staying like this. Very passionate about gear and the eos-m holds a special place. for
Nice video! I have a question. Have you used an external recorder with this camera? For exemple, if I use the Ninja V can I record RAW through the HDMI? Thx!
The adapter for EFis really good. You get more lenses and makes your quality better. A speed booster I heard would make it a bit blur a tiny bit cuz of the extra glass. But you would get the full frame. I think you can get away with the blur depending on the look and ho you edit
@@Altcine I have the Viltrox speedbooster, but it gives me a lot of errors/freezes. Especially with the 10-18mm canon. Though I usually don't have an issue with softening the EOS M, especially at 1080p doing landscapes. Too sharp and I get all kinds of artifacts/moire.
@@Altcine I need to figure out which size to buy because I have so many lenses, I have big lenses at 67mm and I have little lenses at 37mm especially the pancake ones, its just so hard to figure out which ones to buy. if I should just buy the big one and have adapters or just buy 1 each. I'm sure the smaller ones don't cost much but they do add up. but I know the filter will make a difference because its night and day in your shots that you had for the examples!
Do you use MLV app to deal with the footage afterwards? Would love a run through on your MLV settings too! I think that's where I'm struggling on right now
I use a 1/8 in daytime and most m users shoot daytime. It's a bit strong when there's lots of light at night time but night time is more forgiving when it comes to artefacts in picture. I hear good things about the k&f mist filter.
@@robinreso6240 sorry bro, I meant a 1/4 for daytime...I replied when I was at a shoot. 1/4 DAYTIME 1/8 NIGHT TIME You can still use 1/8 in daytime and a lot prefer it but for me...it was a 1/4.
Hey mate, good stuff as always. Just curious which ISO you were shooting at 6:10? Can see a lot of noise in the shadows of the green vegetable carton at the front of the shot.
Sorry I didn't reply sooner...I missed a lot of comments. I'm not sure which iso I used but I think that noise maybe from me isolating the green and adjusting the colour and not using the smoothing slider
Greetings bro. The camera is actually really good for stills and it's AF is spot on! Pair it with some good lenses and lights and you can't really go wrong. It shoots raw photos and they have great texture.
Ey I ve been watching your the eos m magic lantern videos for over a year now and I'm wondering do would you take the 1080 p from the eos m with ML over the 1080 out of the m50? I shoot all my projects on the M50 and super happy with the results. I'm thinking buying an eos m but not so sure its worth the extra workflow but the 10 bit would be nice. Could you make an comparison video about the 1080 p of both? I seen you did the 4 k but i shoot all my project just 1080 p 60 fps. If im correct you can only do 50 fps with ML right? Thanks so much love the content and also you comodo build it's just sick. 😁👍🏽 Greetz from Bali
Hi and thanks for watching. I guess it depends what videos you want to shoot. The M50 is an amazing camera and I think you can get results similar to this video as I didn't push the grade. If grading and specific looks are important then the eos-m would be much better. You can do upto 48fps on eos-m but you may not get long recording time as the camera can't handle it. Also you'd have to conform all the footage to 50fps in mlv app so the process is even longer 😞 I don't have M50 anymore to do the comparison as I prefer to shoot raw or a minimum of 10bit.
@@Altcine ey thanks for your reply.. yeah the M50 does the job for me. With the cinestyle pic profile it looks so natural and i dont push the color to be honest that much. So you would say the eos m ML is mainly for 24 fps shooting? Haha i was just at the point of buying one just not sure i will use it that much. Seems like a great community tho. Keep making the videos about it i will keep watching them 😁 will let you know if i buy one. 🙏🏾 Greetz from Bali
@@balisbest yeah mainly 24p for sure. Cinestyle is great when used with lots of light and as you said..light grading. The eos-m is so cheap it's hard to say no tbh but yeah...it's not worth buying if it won't get used. Thanks bro, definitely more videos to come 😁
is it possible to do normal 1080P 10bit if i do not turn on RAW?or do i need to do the 1736x976? Looking into getting an eos M but was a big concern for me.. also how is the grain level on the camera? is it something that can be easily removed in post or would you just not recommend going above ISO 100?.. Thanx IMCE for the great content dude!! if the cam meets my needs im def gna copy that build its sick.. even if it doesnt still gna copy that build with current cameras
Hi, yes you can get 1080p. If you go into the movie tab you can turn off raw video and it'll default to 1080. There's also an option of making your 1080p higher bit rate too. I actually shoot higher than 100 often, sometimes upto 400. This camera hates lowlight though so you may have to de-noise it or use a dark frame (Google darkframe eos-m). Thanks for the compliment, the rig is great in this configuration and I've decided to leave it like this. Ps, sometimes if I need normal 1080 I'll just insert another blank card without ml and use the default codec.
Crazy difference right! I've been saying it for so long on my ml videos lol. Yes this is the 1/4. Some people say it's too strong but only if using it at night with lots of light...but in the day time which most of us shoot it's amazing.
@@Altcine I got a mix of lenses (mostly crappy old Minolta MD lenses and occasionally I use a Canon EF-S 10-18mm with IS). Should I just get a 77mm Pro-mist that could adapt to anything? I also plan on getting a 7artisans 25mm F1.8 at some point. Would it be bad to use various step rings to adapt it down?
What monitor would you recommend? Link? Also, Zeek mentioned a setting at 2k for monitor use, and only at 2k. So not sure if a Feel World is worth getting.
These settings should work on any monitor. You might get one dead frame at the very start but from there all the recordings will be good. I've tried it on a few monitors now and got very consistent results 👍🏾👍🏾
@@Altcine What are the system requirements in order to render Raw Video using MLV Apps and Davinci? I have a windows Hp PAvilion, 8Ram, Icore5. All my rendered videos play back very slowing.
Nice video as always. Off-topic question: I saw a video you did a couple of months ago recommending eos M over BMPCC because of the rise of the prices of bmpcc. I already have eos M, but what is your opinion about a ML 5diii? Is it comparable with bmpcc for video or not worth it? I ask this because I wanted a camera that has great video quality but also can take great stills (that full frame sensor is a plus here).
Hi, and thank you. From what I've seen the 5d3 is probably one of the best I've seen for ml. It looks fantastic but the bmpcc is going to be a better user experience. The filmic qualities of that sensor and BM colour science is like a match made in heaven. Yes the 5d3 is plenty sharp, clean and looks very good...I'm just not sure I'd drop the cash because it's not as developed as Eos-M. If you didn't need a stills camera your options would be simpler. So long answer short...yes it can produce great image but if you handed me the two...I'd take the bmpcc.
How did you get HDMI out in 1080p? I get a black screen using a cheap o USB HDMI Capture card. Using my more expensive CamLink 4K works perfectly fine in 1080p, but I really don't want to risk breaking an expensive HDMI capture card. Please, HELP!😅
It depends on how complex the detail is. It'll soften subtle aliasing and moiré but if the building, pattern is complex then you'll still see it. Even at 1/4 you can still see it if you look.
@@chaseroneeightseven no probs and thank you. I don't think many people venture into cine lenses....not from what I've seen anyway. It's usually just the vintage or Canon lenses.
Love the images I get out my EOS M cinema rig. Gorgeous images! Small caveat with monitors; you must use short, high quality 1080p HDMI cables. Long, curled up HDMI cables cause resistance and dropped frames.
Yeah it's an awesome cam for sure, image is great. I'll definitely dig out my short cable based on this advice...I guess it makes sense as signal has a longer distance to travel.
@@Altcine coiled cables make transformers.......... it has to do with flux.
I didn't even notice the cloth until you mentioned it. Well done. 👏👏
Which cloth? 🙈😅
The test footage has a very cinematic feel to it, looks fantastic!
Thank you 👍🏾👍🏾. Yeah the EOS-M looks like that naturally. This was a very light grade too.
@@Altcine wow, super cinematic look to the footage. Very impressive.
Howdy from Houston - Your video's Public Service Announcement (0.43) was the most interesting part of your video, as I'd never have thought that a diffusion filter (i.e. ProMist) might help to minimize the aliasing one frequent sees in not only Canon but also BlackMagicDesign cameras. Your video certainly confirms that it does. I've got RAWLITE IR-cut OLPF in all of my BMD cameras but the EOS-M only has a UV-IR Cut (Baader -FUVIR-RD31). After your PSA I'm going to explore ProMist or GlimmerGlass to minimize or eliminate the pesky moire /aliasing I've occasionally seen with Magic Lantern/EOS M videos.
Hey, thanks for the comment. I hear a lot of people say you need them in blackmagics... especially earlier models but I've still seen people put them in p4k etc.
I've never really noticed any issues with the later models myself though.
Nonetheless, the diffusion filters definitely help. If the subject has lots of lines then it can still get a bit wild but for most stuff diffusion filters definitely help 😁
You are a magician with this rig and 100% I love it
Thank you 😁
Best looking M rig I’ve seen! Thanks for sharing your tips. Gonna try 10 bit from here on out.
Thank you 🙌🏾. Yeah try 10bit especially if you're using m for important projects.
The knowledge you spread🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿. Incredible built rig💫💫🏆🏆
Thank you brother 🙌🏾🙌🏾
bro this is asmr for film geeks lol great build!!
😁😁 I need to do one of those silent build videos...I really like them.
Love the clarity on the fruit stand shots 👍 Your boy is growing fast 😳
Very clean for 1080p right! 😁 Yeah he's growing but still very short lol.
Your boy must be getting big now too?
@@Altcine Mine is growing every day. He's nine yrs old and almost five foot tall 😳 All of my great uncles were big and tall and i hope he grows like that 👍
@@PalmettoMoon 😮😮 damn he's quite tall 🙌🏾
Everything was so well done/said. Thanks for making this!
Thank you and no problem. Eos-m videos are always fun 🤩
Eating breakfast and watching the eos m- man talking camera diy. Goodness
😁 good way to start the day! Thanks bro
Fantastic looking rig!
It’s nice isn’t it 😃
Amazing rig beautiful video
Thank you 😀
man not only was this good, but I had to comment for the warren G instrumental funk! Great channel brother problem you're getting me hooked on more gear haha!
Thank you bro 😁 you're the only one to comment on the track, you got style my friend 👌🏾👌🏾
Very nice setup sir! You never fail to impress me! Keep on doing what you're doing. Love from Malaysia.
Thank you kindly 🙌🏾🙌🏾 very encouraging comment.
I've got another small build coming for my other eos-m in a few days.
I am currently working on building a canon eos m cinema rig. I'm going to be using it along with my canon m50 mark II for making cooking content.
That should work great. Do you have modern or vintage lenses?
@@Altcine i have a few older lenses but mostly modern ones. The lenses I want to use for the eos m are my rokinon 16 and 24mm lenses.
I am wanting one of these MORE AND MORE! Bro! This is so sick!
😁 you gonna have to check out the new one I'm building
@@Altcine Ah snap! I can't wait!
That's the best looking rig so far I think. Just starting to build my own. Don't know which cage to buy. Maybe M50 cage as I have M50 also.
Thanks man 😁. M50 cage would make the most sense. It's good to have equipment that can be used elsewhere.
Yes yes yes everything right about this rig it's accessable customisable has functionality looks classy and not wasting money perfect 👍 I was toying with the idea of a smallrig rail block and hinge at the back so I could flip the battery up n down to access screen like the rigs that use V mounts ... do you stack NDs and pro mist ? Keep up the great work Colin you are always pushing the envelope 👌
Hi Tony, yes you're right, customisable but accessible 👌🏾👌🏾
The smallrig rail block is awesome, they've definitely put the screws in all the right places.
I think your idea of a flip down battery would be better...just incase you do need to screen access.
Yes on the test I stacked filters. The pro-mist I have is the 1/4 so it's quite strong...hence why I don't use it on everything but it really does a great job. Thanks for watching.
Amazing quiality. Eos-M still rocks.
New subscriber! Your videos, and my daughter's renewed interest in video, have me pulling out my original BMPCC and wondering what I can do that will make it a bit better than stock for her. Great setup!
Thank you, very much appreciated. I think your 2 absolute must haves for the OG are the metal smallrig npf plate and using superscale in Davinci Resolve. The OG BMPCC is such a great camera that has a lot of years left in it.
I just love how they cage is probably ten times more expensive then the camera itself and the lens is probably 20 times more expensive
🤣🤣 yeah it is lol. This was only for lol's though. I do have a Eos-M rig video tilted STOP WASTING MONEY.
But if you think this video is bad...wait to see what I drop tomorrow 🤣
@@Altcine okay I will stay tuned
looks really nice
Thank you
Thanks for sharing mate, this is how I'm building my rig right now. Which matte box is that?
Cheers man. I really loved this build. It's the Tilta mini mattebox
This looks fantastic. I shoot ML with a 5D Mark II but want to add a second body, maybe get an EOS M. Well done!
Thank you, it really is one of my favourites to date 5d mkii quality is awesome though and I will have to explore it at some point.
So cool !!!👍
I love it man! I think you replied to my community post about the video I planned on strength testing the Eosm? I’m not doing that video anymore as I want my white one to live in this rig and my black one as a pocket cam.
As always, fun to watch! Move over Kai, YCImaging, CreativeRyan etc etc IMCE is here!
😀😀🙌🏾 thanks bro
The visuals are incredible is this you local market🥰🥰🥰🥰
🤣🤣 'OUR' local lol
Ps thanks brother
Great presentation! I'd like to know how you attach the MPF plate and battery to the EOS M. Does it involve removing the battery/card access door and if so how do you fool the camera into thinking the door is attached and closed? TIF
Thank you Dave. The smallrig baseplate I'm using is narrow at the front which gives you enough clearance to open & close the battery door.
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@@Altcine Great stuff. I'm now going to try and replicate what you've done. Cheers!
@@DaveColes no probs Dave. How are you getting on using a monitor with eos-m? Any pink/corrupted frames?
@@Altcine Haven't built up to that stage yet. I'm configuring things in ML and will report back when I get some results. I'll be attaching it to an ATEM Mini extreme for testing.
Awesome video! And real fun to watch :-) As always very well exposed and informative.
Thank you 😁 I'm so glad you enjoyed it and for commenting 🙌🏾
That´s the same old story - cheap gear can be AWSOME, but some greedy marketing people don´t want you to know that.
Insane stuff bruh, just keep going... 😳
Thank you 😁
great channel, nice rig and beautiful footage. Subbed!
Thank you Zooksy. That means a lot 🙌🏾
Awesome build! Where did you get the dc cable to power the m with the npf plate? Thanks for the value you bring to the Eos M community!
Thanks for the kind comment, it encourages me to make more crazy vids 😁
The cable came with the dummy battery I bought. It's long but handy for certain rigs and gimbal work.
￡4.46 | 5525 to PS700 8V Power DC Cable + LP-E12 Battery Connector DR-E12 DC Coupler for Canon EOS M M2 M10 M50 Digital Cameras
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I use both my canon eos m rigs for making professional wrestling vlogs, making cooking content, and videos of my wife baking cupcakes.
Any tips or tricks on how you keep your shots stable? , mine looks like i got parkinsons disease
Oh man...it's hard with any camera tbh. Even when I've got a semi heavy rig on a bigger camera it's still a mess.
The most cost effective ways are to get a neck strap and pistol grip handle.
Get an screen (live view) magnifier and a side grip handle and have the camera up to your eye....that will really help your shots.
Great rig, i can feel the passion you put in the work.what' s the weight in kgrams?
Thanks brother 😀. Tbh....I have no idea how much it weighs lol. I can tell you it feels great in the hand and it's definitely staying like this.
Very passionate about gear and the eos-m holds a special place. for
Nice video! I have a question. Have you used an external recorder with this camera? For exemple, if I use the Ninja V can I record RAW through the HDMI? Thx!
This looks awesome! what cable did you use for the hdmi connection. The one I have been using isn’t sturdy at all
Thank you. I used an angled mini HDMI to full size. The angled ones hold a bit better so I prefer them tbh.
You could turn this into an even better version of the Komodo if you buy the m-lite rod mom mod case.
I co designed the M-Lite 😁 IMCE & 3Dfocus.
The whole thing was my idea.
@@Altcine ok wow nice. Sorry I didn’t know. I think that’s a really awesome kid you designed.
@@TheBenjaminBanks thank you bro. Appreciate that 🙌🏾🙌🏾
This is great. Would you ever build one to sell?
Thank you. Keep an eye out this month for the Eos-m XL version 2. I think you'll love it.
Do you recommend a speedbooster if adapting EF lenses? Or is an adapter usually enough?
The adapter for EFis really good. You get more lenses and makes your quality better. A speed booster I heard would make it a bit blur a tiny bit cuz of the extra glass. But you would get the full frame. I think you can get away with the blur depending on the look and ho you edit
That's right Chris. Using certain lenses with speedbooster (especially vintage) can end up pretty soft. I agree with the rest of your comment too.
@@Altcine I have the Viltrox speedbooster, but it gives me a lot of errors/freezes. Especially with the 10-18mm canon.
Though I usually don't have an issue with softening the EOS M, especially at 1080p doing landscapes. Too sharp and I get all kinds of artifacts/moire.
This is cool bruv!!!
Thanks man. It's wild but a cool build.
Dude I need that pro mist ASAP
Pro mist is legit! It makes even the cheapest lenses useable.
@@Altcine I need to figure out which size to buy because I have so many lenses, I have big lenses at 67mm and I have little lenses at 37mm especially the pancake ones, its just so hard to figure out which ones to buy. if I should just buy the big one and have adapters or just buy 1 each. I'm sure the smaller ones don't cost much but they do add up. but I know the filter will make a difference because its night and day in your shots that you had for the examples!
Do you use MLV app to deal with the footage afterwards? Would love a run through on your MLV settings too! I think that's where I'm struggling on right now
Hi, yes I use mlv app to process the clips. My settings are very simple but I'll try upload something on Sunday.
@@Altcine ahhh, no rush! Take your time! Thanks for responding :D
@@Altcine yes!! we look forward to that tutorial soon. you are a great professional who inspires and motivates. greetings from Argentina
Mmm thats a pretty rig
😁😁🙌🏾
Great looking rig💯
Thank you 🙌🏾
@@Altcine One question which matt box are you using on that rig?
Wich promist filter strenght do you recommend?will 1/4 be enough for most general shooting?are there any tiffen knock-off brands ?thx
I use a 1/8 in daytime and most m users shoot daytime. It's a bit strong when there's lots of light at night time but night time is more forgiving when it comes to artefacts in picture.
I hear good things about the k&f mist filter.
@@Altcine thx bro than i will het the 1/8 strenght!
@@robinreso6240 sorry bro, I meant a 1/4 for daytime...I replied when I was at a shoot.
1/4 DAYTIME
1/8 NIGHT TIME
You can still use 1/8 in daytime and a lot prefer it but for me...it was a 1/4.
@@Altcine thx bro!!!!!
Hey mate, good stuff as always. Just curious which ISO you were shooting at 6:10? Can see a lot of noise in the shadows of the green vegetable carton at the front of the shot.
Sorry I didn't reply sooner...I missed a lot of comments. I'm not sure which iso I used but I think that noise maybe from me isolating the green and adjusting the colour and not using the smoothing slider
Hello IMCE i'm from Brazil. I would like to know your opinion about the EOS M for photography. i want to buy and use for photo and video.
Greetings bro. The camera is actually really good for stills and it's AF is spot on! Pair it with some good lenses and lights and you can't really go wrong.
It shoots raw photos and they have great texture.
Ey I ve been watching your the eos m magic lantern videos for over a year now and I'm wondering do would you take the 1080 p from the eos m with ML over the 1080 out of the m50? I shoot all my projects on the M50 and super happy with the results. I'm thinking buying an eos m but not so sure its worth the extra workflow but the 10 bit would be nice. Could you make an comparison video about the 1080 p of both? I seen you did the 4 k but i shoot all my project just 1080 p 60 fps. If im correct you can only do 50 fps with ML right? Thanks so much love the content and also you comodo build it's just sick. 😁👍🏽 Greetz from Bali
Hi and thanks for watching. I guess it depends what videos you want to shoot.
The M50 is an amazing camera and I think you can get results similar to this video as I didn't push the grade.
If grading and specific looks are important then the eos-m would be much better.
You can do upto 48fps on eos-m but you may not get long recording time as the camera can't handle it. Also you'd have to conform all the footage to 50fps in mlv app so the process is even longer 😞
I don't have M50 anymore to do the comparison as I prefer to shoot raw or a minimum of 10bit.
Ps and thank you for rig compliment 😁🙌🏾
@@Altcine ey thanks for your reply.. yeah the M50 does the job for me. With the cinestyle pic profile it looks so natural and i dont push the color to be honest that much. So you would say the eos m ML is mainly for 24 fps shooting? Haha i was just at the point of buying one just not sure i will use it that much. Seems like a great community tho. Keep making the videos about it i will keep watching them 😁 will let you know if i buy one. 🙏🏾 Greetz from Bali
@@balisbest yeah mainly 24p for sure. Cinestyle is great when used with lots of light and as you said..light grading.
The eos-m is so cheap it's hard to say no tbh but yeah...it's not worth buying if it won't get used.
Thanks bro, definitely more videos to come 😁
is it possible to do normal 1080P 10bit if i do not turn on RAW?or do i need to do the 1736x976? Looking into getting an eos M but was a big concern for me.. also how is the grain level on the camera? is it something that can be easily removed in post or would you just not recommend going above ISO 100?.. Thanx IMCE for the great content dude!! if the cam meets my needs im def gna copy that build its sick.. even if it doesnt still gna copy that build with current cameras
Hi, yes you can get 1080p. If you go into the movie tab you can turn off raw video and it'll default to 1080.
There's also an option of making your 1080p higher bit rate too.
I actually shoot higher than 100 often, sometimes upto 400. This camera hates lowlight though so you may have to de-noise it or use a dark frame (Google darkframe eos-m).
Thanks for the compliment, the rig is great in this configuration and I've decided to leave it like this.
Ps, sometimes if I need normal 1080 I'll just insert another blank card without ml and use the default codec.
Holy wow, that is the first time I saw footage cropped in with and without a pro mist filter. Which Pro Mist were you using? 1/4 ?
Crazy difference right! I've been saying it for so long on my ml videos lol.
Yes this is the 1/4. Some people say it's too strong but only if using it at night with lots of light...but in the day time which most of us shoot it's amazing.
@@Altcine I got a mix of lenses (mostly crappy old Minolta MD lenses and occasionally I use a Canon EF-S 10-18mm with IS). Should I just get a 77mm Pro-mist that could adapt to anything? I also plan on getting a 7artisans 25mm F1.8 at some point. Would it be bad to use various step rings to adapt it down?
So good build)
Thanks bro 🙌🏾🙌🏾
What monitor would you recommend? Link? Also, Zeek mentioned a setting at 2k for monitor use, and only at 2k. So not sure if a Feel World is worth getting.
These settings should work on any monitor. You might get one dead frame at the very start but from there all the recordings will be good.
I've tried it on a few monitors now and got very consistent results 👍🏾👍🏾
@@Altcine What are the system requirements in order to render Raw Video using MLV Apps and Davinci? I have a windows Hp PAvilion, 8Ram, Icore5. All my rendered videos play back very slowing.
Great job bro.
Thank you 🙌🏾🙌🏾😁
Hey @IMCE can you give me the links for all the parts
Very nice rig and footage! One question, what monitor is that?
Thank you :) . The monitor is eyoyo E5. They used to be quite cheap but prices have increased.
I paid about £68 new
What is the white piece between the lens and camera body? Cheers
That's just a normal adapter coated in white paint then lacquer
Nice! Bro!!
Could you put links or names of products which you use?
Hey, I've put links for what's still available but you'll have to use your imagination of you want to replicate this build.
Nice video as always. Off-topic question: I saw a video you did a couple of months ago recommending eos M over BMPCC because of the rise of the prices of bmpcc. I already have eos M, but what is your opinion about a ML 5diii? Is it comparable with bmpcc for video or not worth it? I ask this because I wanted a camera that has great video quality but also can take great stills (that full frame sensor is a plus here).
Hi, and thank you.
From what I've seen the 5d3 is probably one of the best I've seen for ml. It looks fantastic but the bmpcc is going to be a better user experience.
The filmic qualities of that sensor and BM colour science is like a match made in heaven.
Yes the 5d3 is plenty sharp, clean and looks very good...I'm just not sure I'd drop the cash because it's not as developed as Eos-M.
If you didn't need a stills camera your options would be simpler.
So long answer short...yes it can produce great image but if you handed me the two...I'd take the bmpcc.
@@Altcine Thanks alot for the fast reply and for your opinion and guidance. Cheers from Portugal!
@@hugomouteira7015 👍🏾👍🏾
Badass!
Which model EOS-M did you use for this project ?
great video! what lens is that?
Thank you. Lens is Sigma 18-35 art
@@Altcine thank you !
Cool vid.
Thanks 👍
Nice!
Wow cool.. 😍👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💕🎉
😁🙌🏾🙌🏾
What are the ND and diffusers youre using?
Nd are just cheap ones like the Zomei VND usually cost around £15.
The diffusion is Tiffen black pro mist but there are cheaper alternatives now.
How did you get HDMI out in 1080p? I get a black screen using a cheap o USB HDMI Capture card. Using my more expensive CamLink 4K works perfectly fine in 1080p, but I really don't want to risk breaking an expensive HDMI capture card. Please, HELP!😅
Does it give the same film look and quality as a red Komodo?
Question. With ML installed does it offer a true 4:3 aspect ratio or an in camera desqueeze for when shooting anamorphic?
Hi Paul, I haven’t tried anamorphic yet but there is a desqueeze option in ml menu for use with anamorphic lenses.
@@Altcine good to know. Does it give you different desqueeze strength options?
@@GuardianFilmworks will check for you in the morning and message you 👍🏾👍🏾
@@Altcine sweet! Thanks man
Sir which one is bitter canon 700d or eos m both with magic lantern
What matte box are you using?
Is a 1/8 promist enough to remove aliasing in 1080p?
It depends on how complex the detail is. It'll soften subtle aliasing and moiré but if the building, pattern is complex then you'll still see it. Even at 1/4 you can still see it if you look.
So the touchscreen monitor works with the EOS M control ?
Hi, no I meant that I use the monitor to view any changes I make in the menu. Sorry if that caused any confusion.
@@Altcine I don't supposed you can add a follow focus on that rig.
@@Lp-ze1tg yes it's quite simple because it has rails. There's quite a few options where to place the controller too.
How recording sound work with raw files with eos M? Is it possible?
Yep, it records sound no problems
Zeek says 5K is the most reliable with No Aliasing… ??? Idk what do you say?
which sigma lens your using?
Sigma 18-35 F1.8
What lens are you using?
Sigma 18-35
Is none gonna talk about that seal at 0:35 ?
😂😂 it looks so weird
Think i'd rather retain the touch screen functionality & put the battery underneath.
I hear that...new rig incoming
Im from Philippines.
Someday i will have that kind of rig on my EOS M..😭🙏❤️
Hi 😁. It's actually quite a simple rig and easy to do.
The parts are all relatively cheap apart from the top handle.
Thanks for watching Harry 👍🏾👍🏾
@@Altcine Thank you for this awesome content ❤️🙏 Godbless
hey man do you can help?? i need take this model tourn eos m in a red komodo... send me link this product.. do u help, plz?
Hi, the translation is a bit tough to read. Do you want to make this build?
Hi😊 What lens is this?
Hi, this is the sigma 18-35 1.8 ART
@@Altcine thanks for the quick reply 😊 fantastic footage! Has anyone ever tried the meike 35mm t2.1 on the eos m? I couldn't find anything
@@chaseroneeightseven no probs and thank you. I don't think many people venture into cine lenses....not from what I've seen anyway.
It's usually just the vintage or Canon lenses.
@@Altcine yeah true... keep up the good work and have a nice day 😊
Жесть. Начинали с того, что будем экономить.
You said wait till you see what I publish tomorrow I don't see anything
Yeah sorry bro, just had personal issue. I'll try get something out tonight or tomorrow latest👍🏾