* When AGC is on, ML displays current digital gain in the menu. * Some new power saving options in Debug menu * Full-screen waveform (although with low-res to reduce memory usage) More testing ClearScreen is now off by default due to this bug) * Fixed crash in photo mode when ClearScreen was active (this needs Config file saved every time you close the menu => settings are Fast startup => boot logo is no longer needed * Config file load/save is now almost instant, which results in: This thanks to Sztupy for making this possible with the RLE bitmap * User manual at your fingertips (I'll let you discover how to enable Meanwhile, there were a few code changes: Thanks to Arm.Indy for the new build process! Maybe 1100D) will be added in the near future.
Users who compile ML from source already noticed it, since thisĪpproach helped a lot with the 600D port. For now, it's only for 550D, 60D and 600D.
Learn more at the Magic Lantern Wikia page.Here's a major backend upgrade a common source tree between all
The new feature debuts tomorrow (22nd December, 2011) at 22:12 GMT. That's a pity, we use Canon 5Ds and 7Ds for all our video work here at Gizmag. The HDR video feature will only be released with the unified Magic Lantern distribution (for 550D, 600D and 60D cameras) - there's no indication that it will be rolled back to the 5D mark II, which doesn't support high frame rate video recording, or the 7D, which has proven difficult to hack due to its twin Digic processors. Presumably the motion issues will improve with updates to the postproduction interpolation algorithm - after all, there's some fantastic image interpolation software like Twixtor out there that would seem ideal for the job of getting rid of those motion issues, but either way, this is a fantastic idea that can open up difficult locations and areas that are hard to light for DSLR filmmakers that don't have the budget or tools to light a whole scene properly. Magic Lantern's new HDR video feature - blended image
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