That said, if you would like to learn more about this and how to set it up on your 5D Mark II or 7D then you can do so on the Magic Lantern Forums.
If you are unable to replace your camera if you brick it then I suggest you steer clear of this new method. As I mentioned above, it’s really quite confusing, but the benefits of 3 extra stops of dynamic range and less shadow noise is amazing. So basically they have hacked the hardware in these two cameras to shoot at two different ISO’s and are then combining those through a process that gives you the final image at full resolution. Alleine die > Möglichkeit mit CF und 2xSD und Daten per HDMI abzugreifen eröffenen Wie kommst du bitte auf 2xSD Canon EOS 7D Mark II > weitere Möglichkeiten im RAW Video Bereich. > Ich hoffe wir sehen auch für diese Kamera eine Portierung. On Canon EOS 7D, photo only (since it can’t do raw video). Wenn die Magic Lantern community die Kamera in die Finger bekommt. Works for both photos and raw videos on Canon EOS 5D Mark III. It is rather confusing and honestly makes no sense to me, but apparently the result is an image with 3 stops more of dynamic range than a standard image shot from one of these cameras. They take an image using ISO 100 on some vertical lines and ISO 1600 on the rest of the image. Apparently this new hack is not from the Canon firmware, but is actually hardware based.
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