Not quite...but close !
The guys over at EOSHD and Magic Lantern were chasing the possibility that the 5D Mark III might be actually able to export a much higher resolution footage then you could think based on the actual results being provided by the camera.
Apparently inside the camera there is a full blown 2k data stream from the chip that gets mangled by the internal image processing pipeline. The results with moire and at times too soft quality, EOSHD speculates, are a direct results of a slightly botched attempt to go rather for "fast math" then image quality.
If this is true, the 5D Mark III could move up quite a notch from its current position in the market hierarchy. But i doubt Canon really wants to push the 5D further then their market place decision.
The guys over at EOSHD and Magic Lantern were chasing the possibility that the 5D Mark III might be actually able to export a much higher resolution footage then you could think based on the actual results being provided by the camera.
Apparently inside the camera there is a full blown 2k data stream from the chip that gets mangled by the internal image processing pipeline. The results with moire and at times too soft quality, EOSHD speculates, are a direct results of a slightly botched attempt to go rather for "fast math" then image quality.
If this is true, the 5D Mark III could move up quite a notch from its current position in the market hierarchy. But i doubt Canon really wants to push the 5D further then their market place decision.
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