_14-bit-raw-on-canon-5d-mark-iii-vs-factory-default-with-cinestyle-dynamic-range.jpg "14-bit RAW on Canon 5D Mark III vs. factory default with CineStyle - Dynamic Range from iso f9 Video Screenshot Preview")
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✓ Published: 15-May-2013
✓ Published: 15-May-2013
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Another day dynamic range test of the 14-bit Magic Lantern for the 5D Mk III vs factory default this time with Cinestyle on as a color profile.nnCamera: Canon 5D Mark III with SanDisk Extreme Pro 90 MB/s CF cardnLens: Canon 24-70mm 2.8 (The raw footage is at f9 and 70mm and the normal footage is at f20 and 70mm)nColor profile: CinestylenShutter: 1/47nISO: 100nnNote: This is still an alpha software. Hiccups and errors are expected. Try with caution.nnMagic Lantern:nmagiclantern.fmnnMusic:nMy Advi
Another day dynamic range test of the 14-bit Magic Lantern for the 5D Mk III vs factory default this time with Cinestyle on as a color profile.nnCamera: Canon 5D Mark III with SanDisk Extreme Pro 90 MB/s CF cardnLens: Canon 24-70mm 2.8 (The raw footage is at f9 and 70mm and the normal footage is at f20 and 70mm)nColor profile: CinestylenShutter: 1/47nISO: 100nnNote: This is still an alpha software. Hiccups and errors are expected. Try with caution.nnMagic Lantern:nmagiclantern.fmnnMusic:nMy Advi
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