tests magic lantern canon 5d mark iii vs. 6d

I'd recommend the 2018 HD collection which has an updated version of the same mod available, you get DMC1, and it fixes all of the old port issues (though it has minor bugs of its own that were absent from the ps2 releases, but these are negligible), but since you only want 3, it's up to you how to do this (I'd say DMC1 and 3 alone are worth the price if you like these kinds of games, and that ports a safer bet, and more easy to configure mods for). Now, the problems the port has are all fixed with the (free) Style Switcher mod, but I can't really recommend in good conscience that someone puts money down on a broken port to then rely on a fanmod to fix it (and it's a bit difficult to configure, but if you do get it, message me and I'll walk you through fixing everything, there's a really easy online guide with the necessary mod files collected in one place, and I'm very used to dealing with this port by now).

5D Mark IV, 6D Mark II, 5D Mark III, 1D X Mark II, Rebel series, EOS R and. Proving their talent to screw up games before Assassin's Creed was ever a thing. Magic Lantern successfully tested on 5D Mark IV. This makes the footage look very cinematic With this mode I got 1920x2332() (unsqueezed to 5760x2332) 23.976fps and 12bit lossless. I am blown away by Danne's video modes, especially this 5.7K anamorphic mode which uses the full sensor width (big thank you, Danne). DMC3 for PC is a notoriously bad port of the game from 2006/2007 by Ubisoft (of course) with poor optimisation, no controller support, and you have to uninstall and reinstall the game to change the text language. This is the first test video with my new old Canon EOS 5D Mark III.

Tests magic lantern canon 5d mark iii vs. 6d