Hacked T3i vs T4i
LUXORPYRAMID
6 Aug 2012 21:47
Hacked T3i vs T4i...which is better?
66mbs hacked T3i or 40mbs T4i?
66mbs hacked T3i or 40mbs T4i?
vadervideo
7 Aug 2012 06:42
Neither - hacks really cause more issues than they are worth. Ask a friend of mine that hired a dp with hacked camera... footage was choppy throughout - even with fast cards. Just not worth the effort or the battery drain.
dnavarrojr
7 Aug 2012 11:54
Magic Lantern on the T2i/T3i is very stable. I used it on my T2i over the weekend to shoot a film for the 48 Hour Film Festival. I have had ZERO of the problems Vader mentions.
Our second camera for the film was a T4i borrowed from a friend. It wasn't nearly as versatile as my hacked T2i, but for low-light it kicked my T2i's butt. The new built-in denoise algorithm does a good job and I got cleaner footage out of the camera. While I had to use Magic Bullet Denoiser to get rid of the noise from my T2i footage.
For daylight or very well lit shots, there was no noticeable difference in footage.
Our second camera for the film was a T4i borrowed from a friend. It wasn't nearly as versatile as my hacked T2i, but for low-light it kicked my T2i's butt. The new built-in denoise algorithm does a good job and I got cleaner footage out of the camera. While I had to use Magic Bullet Denoiser to get rid of the noise from my T2i footage.
For daylight or very well lit shots, there was no noticeable difference in footage.