I guess people post mostly when they have problems, so I thought I'd share a positive experience I've had, just for contrast. I do know that not everyone has it all go smoothly, but I did, so here's my story.Also I seem to see a lot of posts from pe...
This question comes up a lot, so I wrote an article explaining all the issues and combinations. Here it is:https://moonblink.info/MudLake/gear/lensesIt turned out a lot bigger than I wanted, but this turns out to be kind of a messy issue. Anyhow, the...
Canon just released firmware version 1.6 for the EOS R5; the big add in 1.6 is the new "Auto power off temp" option, with settings "Standard" and "High". Since the release, I've been testing how the new option affects overheating. It seems to be a bi...
Out of curiosity, I recently ran a test to see if my cameras could shoot well in low light -- as seen in Wolf Hall (BBC TV series, well worth watching). The results seemed pretty cool to me, so I thought I'd share:https://moonblink.info/MudLakeThe t...
Leonardo-147, I have no idea. Personally I always copy the files to a folder on my computer, using Windows file manager, and edit from there. Editing the files directly off your camera seems really dubious to me.
I was replying to Leonardo-147. Your problem sounds like something else.
If you are trying to use Resolve free version, then it's no wonder you're having issues, the free version does not support 10-bit files. You will either have to shoot in 8-bit...
Yeah, I'm afraid that was wishful thinking. There is absolutely no way that the cable could affect which files are seen. The cable could make the connection fail completely, but not affect specific data going over that connection.
As I said, this i...
I suspect the issue you're running into is that the R5C's USB is basically broken. It doesn't show all the files to the host. MP4s show up, but basically nothing else. I've never used XF Utility or that stuff -- I just use the file manager -- but ...
Your camera has tagged the video, in the meta-data, as being 23.976. Presumably this is the frame rate you had set for regular recording. Since it was recorded at 120, when you play it back, you get a 5x slow-mo.
This is usually what people want wh...
