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May 13, 10:13 AM
Posted by Joe Marine on May 12, 2013 •
"Not only do we have news that RAW video at 24fps is possible on the Canon 5D Mark III, but we now know it’s possible to get a full 1920 x 1080 image with 1000x speed cards. The first samples were possible by cropping the image to 1920 x 820, but g3gg0 from Magic Lantern has unlocked a way to get the entire image — the full 1920 x 1080. This makes the Mark III the first full-frame (36mm x 24mm) camera to shoot RAW video at 1080p. Also, now that we’re capable of getting really high-quality custom resolutions, a whole new world has potentially opened up for anamorphic shooting with the camera." ...
nofilmschool.com Via Thierry Saint-Paul 
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May 13, 7:57 PM
Wow. That opens up a lot of potential for ameteurs and professionals! Delete the scoop?
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March 11, 9:38 AM
Posted by TheSlantedLens on March 5, 2013 •
"In today's TSL lesson we are out on location shooting a rain shot on the new Canon 1DC that Lens Pro to Go delivered to us. Our goal today is to shoot all video on this new 4K camera and pull still images from the footage. We are going to test different shutter speeds and see how they affect the video and stills. Rain is the perfect subject to test this concept of pulling still frames from video so let's see what we can do. Keep those cameras rolling and keep on clickn'." ...
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March 11, 9:36 AM
Posted by Sebastian Wöber on March 7, 2013 •
"cinema5D had a chance to test the new Sony F55, Sony’s new flagship 4K cinema camera. As a reference we used Canon’s most advanced HDSLR.
The F55 is an interesting camera, because it is one that ticks more boxes than any other camera over the past few years – the range of resolutions, frame rates, codecs as well as the ergonomics are unprecedented. Now it’s down to actually using it to make a judgement call.
We wanted to know how the camera performs in a normal sooting environment and took the Canon EOS 1DC 4K HDSLR with us for comparison. Some interesting conclusions can be drawn here, things you might consider if you plan on shooting with either of these cameras or would just like to see what to expect." ...
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