Needless to say you will need to invest in plenty of 1000x 64GB or 128GB cards especially for higher resolutions such as 3.5K which is over 7MB per frame!Ĭurrently most of the action is being done on the 5D Mark III, once a reference version is finalised it will likely be ported to the 6D, 5D Mark II and even 600D. This is development code not finalised, not even Alpha yet. You can also record plain old boring 1920×1080! Around 4MB per frame for 1920×1280 (great aspect ratio for anamorphic lenses, utilising a higher than full HD vertical res) or a much more space efficient 2MB for 1920×720 (2.66:1). The 1080p raw file sizes are similar to 2.5K on the Blackmagic Cinema Camera. That is approximately Micro Four Thirds area of the sensor at 1:1. I also have some 3.6K clips (3592×1320) too unfortunately they are glitchy with some drop frames, but 3K or 2.5K might be doable, especially with a narrower vertical crop… 3000×1000 maybe. I shot the clips in the video above in 1920×1280 mode. We’re talking Alexa / Red league here, yet full frame. The first ever raw video shooting full frame camera at that. I’m getting continuous recording at a data rate to the card of 90MB/s and the camera hardly breaks into a sweat. The image is leaps and bounds ahead of any other DSLR. No more short bursts of raw, this is the real thing. Once activated in the menus the 5D Mark III becomes essentially a full frame Blackmagic Cinema Camera and amazingly mine has not yet exploded. Magic Lantern have done the seemingly impossible and given us a continuous raw recording mode on the Canon 5D Mark III.
I have no other words to describe it – this is huge news. Huge thanks go to A1ex, g3gg0, 1% and the whole Magic Lantern team. UPDATE: here’s 2.5K raw in 1:1 crop mode –
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