Comparison for MLV RAW group, with and without speedbooster
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EOS M
EF 50mm f1.8
EF adapter & EF focal reducer Viltrox (Speedbooster)
Clips 2.5k RAW 14 bit & 1080p RAW 14 bit, manual focus pull, no grade, processed in MLV to Apple pro res 4444 then compiled and rendered in Premiere.
This clip is solely to compare similar framing with same settings between adapter and speedbooster. (Note the speedbooster image is slightly brighter as settings were same in both clips hence more light entering).
1/50 shutter
24fps
ISO 100
f1.8
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@spidiq8
7 ай бұрын
Sorry, I don't understand what you're asking. I assume you're referring to my older Mortima Cattin C66 video? Do you mean you have one you are looking to sell or have serviced?
Great video Che. (I don't know what any of that means! )
@spidiq8
Жыл бұрын
Lol. This it's just a short clip to show a user on the Magic Lantern group how the video compares between a plain adapter and a focal reducer. Magic lantern is a software hack that allows certain Canon cameras to shoot 14 bit raw video. Typical out of camera h.264 video is 8 bit so we're taking way more detail. An adapter is basically a hollow tube that adapts DSLR lenses to a mirrorless camera body and a focal reducer often called a speedbooster is the same thing but it has optics inside the tube that shrink the image thereby making it wider on the sensor, (effectively making a 50mm lens a 50mm lens on a crop sensor where it would normally give about an 80mm equivalent field of view). Apologies if that just confused things more but hopefully it made some things clearer.
@martinlouden9005
Жыл бұрын
@@spidiq8 thinks Che. That's erm....... thanks for taking the time to explain to an old dinosaur!
@spidiq8
Жыл бұрын
@@martinlouden9005 🤣 you're welcome. Happy to give more details about it if you ever want