Did some testing of raw video with magic lantern on the 60D tonight. Much better color information but the limited resolutions for decent recording times makes it pretty impractical. Cool to see the technology working but don't see much hope for the 60D as a useful raw video camera.

Going to test out the CF card cameras in the future.

@jakepowell

Best idea is to link to original topics

• Cineform transcoder - http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5479.msg41378#msg41378
• RAWanizer - http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5557.0

@cls105, mk2 or mk3? On the mk2 that's about as fast as anybody's gotten with whatever CF card (so far).

First test from my 50D.

@махr, I've added grain in Light room.. it creates a bit strange effect, also, if processed each DNG with auto preset, you'll get changed exposure.. creating interesting flickering that is very hard to do in video editing soft.

Super Genius Thomas Worth at Rarevision (5DtoRGB) has created an OSX Batch Converter:

http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=6218.msg46920;topicseen#msg46920

Really looking forward to his paid-for public version, as I'm sure it will be the primary workflow for this.

Great development!! with cinema DNG, time to get deep im Resolve!! eatstoomuchjam, thank you for letting this know!

The Thomas Worth Stuff worked first time on the button for me. So the workflow is super smooth.

I have a Komputerbay 64GB on the way -- hope it works as well as the Lexar!

@driftwood, excellent example! thanks for posting

@brudney Dont be too hasty. As good as it is. And despite all the excellent efforts to speedup the workflow - its $2.5k for the camera, >$200 per decent 1000x CF card, eats hard disks for breakfast, etc... but if you can bare all that.... it is pretty tasty. The ML stuff has still a bit of work to do yet before general users will uptake it.