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Thanks a lot for the hint ! Better user experience when not holding the ISO button while changing ISO with a wheel. -
It looks my first guess is correct except company is not Panasonic but Sigma. 24Mpx sensor in a relatively lower cost cinema type of camera body could only be the one in Nikon Zr, Z6 III, Panasonic S1 II.
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Make art now recently cut the front off a black magic 6k camera and interlaced it with a sony e mount lens. Our host mr reid has even tried his hand with various hacks and stuff, sadly i cant find the content now. So anything is possible i guess. -
By QuickHitRecord · Posted
I've been troubleshooting this new EOS-M build with Claude, and I think it's finally stable enough to share here. So, what is it? The "FilmGate" Build for the Canon EOS-M is an experimental remix of Amit Kattal's incredible Slim GUI build, designed for people who want to shoot raw video with framing based on real motion picture film formats. FilmGate offers: • Six film presets: Academy 35mm, A35 Anamorphic, Super 16, 16mm, Super 8, and Regular 8, with crop options including 16:9, 1.85:1, and 2.35:1. • B&W Preview Option: Displays the liveview in black and white on the LCD and HDMI output (recorded footage remains in color). • 18fps: Available for S8 and 8mm presets • 1080i HDMI: The camera stays locked at 1080i output for easier monitoring. • Streamlined menus: Removes or hides several less commonly used options. CREDITS This build is based on the work of many Magic Lantern contributors, including (but not limited to) A1ex, Danne, Bilal, and Amit. None of this would have been possible without them. I am not a developer and this build contains a substantial amount of AI generated code. It is therefore not intended for inclusion in any of the main Magic Lantern builds, in accordance with the Magic Lantern LLM policy. IMPORTANT This experimental build is only for the Canon EOS M running firmware 2.0.2. It has not been thoroughly tested yet. Expect bugs and glitches. Try at your own risk! Latest: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gKJXoZwLiMidE1_siOB_5c9beHZsSowl/view?usp=share_link Older: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LW5KiKlyUWjK8imilTUFxlmgfHDN_pK6/view?usp=sharing -
I have heard good things about the Laowas, but my experience with the Meike cinema line and the Metabones 0.64 speed booster is that they have excellent performance that would work well with the high resolutions and the smaller sensor.
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