DV Info Net - Magic Lantern 0.1.4 Is Out- Adjustable Gain and Zebras are now in!

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Originally Posted by Bruce G. Cleveland (Post 1163104)

Chris I am sorry if it is obvious, but how do I adjust gain and zebra?

Bruce

Bruce go to top of this thread. Read down from there. Essentially, once you are up and running with Magic Lantern 0.1.4, press the Picture Style button, you will see an overlay with lines of code on right, but to the left is a small overlay with a pointer. Use toggle on back of camera to move up and down, and depress toggle to change the setting. Approximate setting are discussed throughout the thread here. Remember this is early stuff so GUI is very bare bones.

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Originally Posted by Tramm Hudson (Post 1163112)

There is no warranty of any kind on this software. There is no support implied. In fact, it is best if you pretend you never read this post and instead look at cute pictures of animals instead.

Not only are you a wizard hacker, but a jolly funny fellow too.

-- peer

OK...no more 5D stuff for me. Im hanging around the cute animals from now one. :-)

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Originally Posted by Tramm Hudson (Post 1163112)

For the truly adventurous, fool hardy and other mad men, the Magic Lantern 0.1.4 sources are now posted: Download Magic Lantern sources.

Even more than the pre-built and tested binary firmware images, these sources are potentially dangerous and you can damage your camera. There is no warranty of any kind on this software. There is no support implied. In fact, it is best if you pretend you never read this post and instead look at cute pictures of animals instead.

To build the firmware I'm using arm-elf-gcc 4.3.2 on Mac OS X and arm-linux-gcc 3.4.4 on Linux. Beyond that I can't make any promises of things compiling or working. You must also have mercurial, perl, make, binutils, etc. There is no support for cross compiling from Win32.

Due to copyright issues with Canon's firmware flasher, you must supply your own 1.0.7 firmware image if you want to build the ROM dumper. The only top-level Makefile target of interest is magiclantern.fir.

The sources are GPLed, but any commits to the main tree must be accompanied by copyright assignment.

Good luck and be careful.

When will ML support 1.1.0?

It actually only works with 1.10, Mark. He is referring to intitial development of Magic Lantern early code which is still apart of Magic Lantern