The Death Of A Camera
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
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In this captivating video, we delve into the intriguing tale surrounding the demise of a beloved Canon 5D Mark III camera. Join us as we investigate the possible connection between the installation of Magic Lantern firmware and the camera's sudden refusal to switch on.
Prepare for an enthralling journey as we explore the captivating world of camera firmware modifications and the potential consequences they may entail. Our intrepid filmmaker, [Your Name], takes you on a personal quest to uncover the truth behind the camera's unexpected fate.
Through meticulous research and firsthand experience, we aim to shed light on the intriguing hypothesis that the installation of Magic Lantern firmware may have played a role in the untimely demise of this iconic camera. Could the allure of enhanced features and expanded functionalities have inadvertently led to its downfall?
Throughout the video, we will examine the nature of Magic Lantern firmware and its impact on Canon DSLRs, including the 5D Mark III. We'll explore the potential benefits and risks associated with firmware modifications, providing valuable insights into the world of custom camera software.
Witness as our narrator shares their personal experiences, reflecting on the joy and excitement of unlocking new creative possibilities with Magic Lantern. However, as the narrative unfolds, we begin to question whether this journey down the rabbit hole ultimately led to irreversible consequences.
Join us as we ponder the mysteries of technology and its limitations. Can a simple firmware modification truly render a powerful camera like the Canon 5D Mark III inoperable? We examine various theories and possible causes, engaging in a thought-provoking discussion that will leave you questioning the delicate balance between innovation and reliability.
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Remember to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments section below, and let us know if you have any theories or similar stories to share. Stay tuned for upcoming episodes as we continue to delve into fascinating topics related to photography, filmmaking, and technology.
Disclaimer: This video is a speculative exploration and does not provide definitive answers.
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i have canon 550D, canon 650D, canon 70D and canon 5D mark iii and all of them installed magic lantern for the last ten years without any problems
which one is best in these cameras for cimematography with magic lantern
may i ask roughly how many actuations were on the camera prior to its ceasing to function?
One of the reasons why I downsample my data rate on my TL build. It's the opposite of what Raw is. Better had you stuck with 0.9x CBR than overclocking the video. Raw will overheat your camera if you aren't careful.
Try to find broken camera for cheap so you can Frankenstein your camera and make it alive again
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Hello Tao, sorry to hear about your camera. I have heard more people with the same issue. But most of them got it back to work again. So, I hope for you too.
Just one question, what version did you install on the 5DMIII.
The official build, or what quit a few people use Danne's build. The crop rec. I use this one my self also.
Thank's in advance
Greetings
Richard
There seems to be no evidence for direct correlation between the death of the camera and the magic lantern firmware, although the video presents the information hinting as if there were.
In other words, what are the probabilities that your camera would’ve died similarly as it did had you used it the same amount that you did but without magic lantern? Without this information, it is not scientific to jump to conclusions.
It would be very interesting to perform an experiment where some (at least 4-10) identical cameras purchased at the same time half of them with magic lantern, installed and half of them without, and then all of them taken for the same rides and taking the same shots for X amount of years and then at the end of those years see which ones have failed and which ones have not.
Clearly, an expensive experiment which would require a lot of patience.
this experiment would go hard but unfortunately who is willing to spend so much money on such a niche topic
my eos m camera not working after using magic lantern too
Не повезло тебе чувак.. очень сочувствую. Спасибо что поделился своей проблемой.
Any electronic can and will eventually fail.
I have the Eos m also with Magic Lantern installed and it runs verry nice. I didnt knew that you use ML too. Verry cool Video by the way.
downgrading the firmware may have fixed it
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I believe ML also killed my 60D about 10 years ago. One day the camera just would not turn on. I took it to the repair shop and somehow the guy was able to resurrect the camera, but.... the autofocus would never focus accurately anymore after that event. Also since then the camera would drain the battery if left inside the camera for a few days (regardless whether ML is installed or not). I still have the camera and use it sometimes for astro shots, as it is now useless for most other things.
Back in the days the community swore ML would not do anything to the camera, yet here and there you'd have someone reporting similar "sudden death" / battery drain issues.
A couple of days ago the same happened to my old 60d, put the ML firmware, tested it and seems to be all good. The suddenly the screen shows only colors, the camera don't turn off so I take out the battery but when i put it again shows Err 80. After many try and error finally back to life but with the same issued you describe (battery drain, impresice autofocus, noises when turn on and turn off, sometimes Err 01 when change lens, among other issues).