Thank you so much for watching and commenting! It was shot in 30fps and the timeline was in 30fps as well. If you did want a 24fps timeline you'll have to set a custom timeline with 24p and then add your media. After that retime the media speed to 80% (slows down only 20%) but doesn't affect real time movement. This method makes the video look very smooth after exporting everything in 24P.
Yes, like the comment above said we do get more record time... but the biggest advantage that's also very important when it comes to the final look of your image is the field of view. 1080P doesn't suffer from the heavy crop such as the 1x1 & 1x3 modes have. The closest we can get is the 4.8K mode which adds bars on top and bottom (DCI aspect ratio) but the record time is severely affected making you lower the color bit rate to 11-bits or 12-bits with short record time. In 1080P only has a 1.6x crop, which basically gives you a true 35mm FOV. You'll be able to get closer to your subject with a nice prime such as a 22mm, 35mm or even a 50mm prime lens and blur the background really nicely. In reality I see PROS/CONS in all the different modes we have in Magic Lantern. In this video I just wanted to help folks out there that still use 1080P get the best image they can in that MODE. Thank you so much for your respectful question?
Great stuff!
@@CameraDelight thank you so much.
Awesome info right here! And great footage.
Thanks a bunch.
Thank you for this simple and concise tutorial, really helpful. Could you also make one with the next part, Davinci Resolve?
Thank you so much. YES, Part 2 is on the works!
You did pretty good video and quality is the best!
Thanks! Really appreciate your feedback.
Thank you for a great tutorial. Good stuff! Is it a 24fps or 30fps timeline btw?
Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
It was shot in 30fps and the timeline was in 30fps as well.
If you did want a 24fps timeline you'll have to set a custom timeline with 24p and then add your media.
After that retime the media speed to 80% (slows down only 20%) but doesn't affect real time movement.
This method makes the video look very smooth after exporting everything in 24P.
@@jpr-tech Huge, thanks!
thank you sir i m waiting for this video
awsome quality
Most welcome! Cheers!
Awesome video quality.
Really appreciate your feedback.
why 1080p when we can get 4.4k or even 5.2k at 14bit?
recording length/file size
Yes, like the comment above said we do get more record time... but the biggest advantage that's also very important when it comes to the final look of your image is the field of view. 1080P doesn't suffer from the heavy crop such as the 1x1 & 1x3 modes have. The closest we can get is the 4.8K mode which adds bars on top and bottom (DCI aspect ratio) but the record time is severely affected making you lower the color bit rate to 11-bits or 12-bits with short record time.
In 1080P only has a 1.6x crop, which basically gives you a true 35mm FOV. You'll be able to get closer to your subject with a nice prime such as a 22mm, 35mm or even a 50mm prime lens and blur the background really nicely.
In reality I see PROS/CONS in all the different modes we have in Magic Lantern. In this video I just wanted to help folks out there that still use 1080P get the best image they can in that MODE.
Thank you so much for your respectful question?
@@jpr-tech Thank you for the clarification I was doubting if it was for some ki d of cinematic feeling or something
@@beezymeech Thank you for the clarification I was doubting if it was for some ki d of cinematic feeling or something