Ghost image (transparent overlay from any photo, e.g. Timelapse playback (no timelapse recording yet) to check shadow detail)Ĭombine two or more images (multiple exposure preview) Upside-down display (for inverted tripods)Īdjust exposure after taking a picture (e.g. UniWB correction (attempt to remove the green color cast from the screen when you use UniWB) dark themes - easy on your eyes during night shooting) Screen layouts, especially for HDMI (16:10, 16:9 etc)Ĭustomize menu colors (e.g. Magic Zoom (zoom box or full-screen - 2.6x while recording)Įxperimental focus peaking modes (alpha blending, raw display)īrightness, contrast, saturation (useful if you record with flat picture styles or you use the camera in bright sunlight)ĭisplay gain (LiveView usable in very dark environments)Īnamorphic lens correction (preview only, in LiveView)įisheye correction for Samyang 8mm, using rectilinear or Panini projection (LiveView and Playback)Ĭlean HDMI out with pillar boxes (just erases the overlays)

This feature is new, and so far the 5D Mark III is the only camera that handles it almost perfectlyĪlready well-known feature, helpful with extremely harsh lighting (see demo video) - of course, as long as you keep in mind its inherent limitations (like avoiding fast motion)

In movie mode, just change your exposure settings (ISO, shutter or aperture) and Magic Lantern will perform a smooth transitionĬan be useful, for example, when filming from indoors to outdoors

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