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There is no "loading time", you can resume recording as fast as you can press the button. 550D with magic lantern has an "auto resume recording" option that leaves a 1sec gap (that;s what I've read, I haven't install ML yet) Also the gap when taking a shot while recording is 1sec and then the camera resumes recording unless you hit the buffer with that shot (easy if you shoot RAW and not very fast cards) |
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From that I concluded that use of FAT32 was the cause. You'll note that FAT32 isn't used on Macs or Linux by default, and therefore the file size recording limit would seem attributable to Operating Systems using FAT32 by default, hence my comment. I thought the comment obvious, but provide the above to walk you through to the reasoning behind my comment. |
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Of course, I only need this on unattended cameras at the front of the church if I'm not allowed to stand there and operate the camera myself. Having used the DSLRs a lot recently, I'm currently contemplating selling all the 'video' cameras I still have. We didn't use them at all recently, and actually, we found the editing easier without them! |
Dave I'd be curious as to how / what device you built?
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Re: 12 min record?
The exact gap we have when recording a ceremony that we have to start and stop is 0.7 seconds. All audio is recorded seperatley so we have no gaps there. Even single cam the most novice of editors could work around that sort of gap.
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Re: 12 min record?
Also in magic lantern, it looks like adjusting the qscale variable allows you to record for longer than 12 minutes, but I haven't really researched it any further.
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