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Old September 14th, 2009, 09:05 AM   #1
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Ikan 5600, or hopefully user problem

are there any setting on 5D that could affect aspect ratio settings on the ext. monitor?
at first when I hooked up ikan 5600 to 5D was loking good and working properly,
now, it blacks out for 5 seconds every time I start/stop rec. and if it looks 16:9 in live view,
and the format is "wide" on the ikan settings, after I start rec. it is horizontally stretched,
so to have it 16:9 during recording I have to set ikan to 4:3 in live view, but those 5 sec blackouts are the worst;
do I need new monitor?
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Old September 14th, 2009, 06:27 PM   #2
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5D reverts to SD output when recording, it is not your monitor. It does black out when the switch occurs I have been using a composite monitor when the needs arises, so I do not get the annoying switch over.

You should check out Philip Bloom's review @ Philip Bloom Blog Archive An amazing monitor for the 5dmkII
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Old September 15th, 2009, 06:59 AM   #3
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thanks for reply,
I know, but I was hoping Tramm will be able to unleash HDMI for the live view in the future,
plus for the shoulder rig it's nice to have smaller monitor; I was thinking about Marshall, to have peaking on 5D would be really handy, yeah, I guess Marshall it is

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thanks for reply,
I know, but I was hoping Tramm will be able to unleash HDMI for the live view in the future,
plus for the shoulder rig it's nice to have smaller monitor; I was thinking about Marshall, to have peaking on 5D would be really handy, yeah, I guess Marshall it is

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Good news coming here. Trammel Hudson has probably busted this issue wide open, and is reporting success in a recent attempt.
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Old September 16th, 2009, 08:29 PM   #5
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Here is video he posted:

Magic Lantern - 1080i while recording on Vimeo
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