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I am just going to send this one back and pray that canon does it right on their pro body. I posted a detailed thing in one of the eos r threads of other issues freezing, banding, soft 60p etc. Everytime I just talk myself into finding a purpose for this camera, ignoring the downfalls, it finds a new way to irritate me.
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Then the color banding, which is easy to see in motion and at full resolution in PP, makes this frustrating. I hate using neat video, it can take forever sometimes, so that's not an option for quick turnaround. Obviously there is a massive price difference, I just don't think I can achieve the look I wanted (little drama) with this camera. I just never remember having this issue on the c200 I used. I think I mentioned it, but I did manually grade and still had the same issue. I tried over exposing to the point where my highlights clipped, there was still a ton of bg noise.
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That screen was at the base log ISO of 400. Virtually nothing in the same spot at ISO 400 on the 1DX ii in Marvels WITH the exposure raised 1 stop (Img compression makes it look much worse than it is, can't see noise at all in premiere/original jpg) (Hard to see how bad the noise is in the compressed jpg on a phone, but it is nasty in motion) Purple/Pink, then Green above it to the left of monitor, then purple on bag below. No adjustments made, once I do, banding and noise obviously get a little worse.
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She wasn't happy to do this test late tonight ?.Screenshot is just 1080p ISO400 CLOG > 709 via CinemaGamut_CanonLog-to-BT709_65 (happens even with just basic s curve, no lut). I need a second angle and sick of borrowing/renting every other month. I really don't want to buy c200 right now, or old c100 etc. Like I have said before, the footage from this camera in 1080p at 24 or 30fps looks decent. WTF did they do to these sensors over the 5D IV? Not sure why I can see the same colored banding I see on the EOS R when pushing shadows hard in a raw photo? I saw this when originally testing an Eos R in October, that was without Clog. The only thing I can do is turn on all the lights? Exposure was already close to clipping at ISO 600. I used 12 bit CLOG2 from a C200 & didn't have this bad of noise, also no banding. I tried the same settings on the 1DX with Cinestyle, Marvels etc. This is on the background wall, it is also quite noisey, enough that I have to use some NR which is a pain. Normal exposure and slightly over exposed both show pink and green in horizontal bars about 1/8th the screen size. I set my camera to ISO 400 and tried ISO 600 with a large key light and small background light. I used the CinemaGamut_CanonLog-to-BT709_65 and that seems to be close. The LUT works by adjusting the contrast curve to lift shadows, reduce highlights, and increase mid tone contrast, which maximizes the cameras dynamic range, and creates a softer image.Īdditionally, the LUT enhances color balance very slightly while adding a touch of additional saturation.īelow is a before and after example of the LUT applied to raw footage from the M50 II.Well, I still haven't read any instructions. Whatever Canon body you may be shooting with, you should be able to achieve great results by using this LUT in conjunction with the Neutral picture profile as described above. With that in mind, the free Canon EOS LUT I am sharing here today is optimized for footage captured using these settings. In the end, I got the best results by using the built in Neutral picture profile from Canon, and dialing back the contrast down to 0. This meant I had to experiment with many different picture profiles and post-processes to find the best results. Unlike some Canon cameras, the M50 II does not shoot in Log color space. While working with footage shot on the Canon M50 Mark II, I decided to create a custom color grading LUT to maximize its image quality.
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