5DIV in-camera Lens Corrections features are valid for when shooting video?

[Cunha]

Hello,

I just saw this video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSjAKkzhRjU&list=PLp-znpQge8HyK4n-gp2Jhd_T4zsi2bbJw&index=4

I´ m a photo RAW shooter 99% of the time but I would like to know if all those in-camera lens corrections for jpegs, are valid for when I' m shooting video with the Canon 5DIV and Canon lens, since video are a sequence of jpegs?

If not I´ll keep these features turned off because I do my RAW processing with Affinity Photo.

Thank you very much for your help.

Best regards.

[kvbarkley]

Video is not " a series of JPEGs", but I have no idea whether the corrections are done. I doubt it because of the speed requirement for video.

I know that when my T6S is in video mode, and I use the shutter to take a picture the corrections are turned off because the focus points appear on playback.

[Cunha]

Thank for your help. Motion-jpeg are´t a sequence of jpeg images? Pardon my ignorance. Anyway; in your opinion those correction are just for stills? Thanks.

[kvbarkley]

Yes they are, but Canon's don't create those.

[Cunha]

Sorry; what you mean "they are"?

[kvbarkley]

That motion JPEGS are a series of JPEGS, but that is not what Canon uses for video compression.

[Cunha]

So what do they mean when they say Motion-jpegs on the Canon 5DIV?

[kvbarkley]

Sorry, should have checked the manual. Yes the 5DIV does have MotionJpeg, but the manual clearly states on page 209 that corrections are not done during movie mode.

[Cunha]

no problema .-)