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Syndicate 7D Tool is a Windows utility that recovers the actual shot material from a HDMI capture of the 7D. The process is done without any loss of information in the captured stream.
7D Tool also gracefully does automatic reconstruction of the chroma from the captured 4:2:2 chroma subsampling to a complete 4:4:4 stream.
Due to the nature of the 7D HDMI output the actual usable resulting frame will be uncompressed 1620x910, but will be the same crop as the 1080p compressed material on the camera's memory card. In the top right corner there will also be a red dot that has to be removed in post by grabbing those pixels from the corresponding file on the camera's memory card. We're working on automating this process in future versions.
Requirements
* HDMI capture equipment.
(Recommended: Mac running Final Cut Pro and a Matrox MXO2 Mini)
* Windows XP/Vista/7
* QuickTime 7.6 or later
User Guide & Demo
In order to use the 7D Tool you MUST read the user guide. You can download that, as well as a demo version of the software from below. The demo version is the same as the full version except that it has a random diagonal line across the screen.
Will there be a Mac version?
However, the Mac requirement is not actually an requirement as much as an recommendation based on the fact that we've only captured media through Final Cut Pro. It is hard to say that Premiere Pro is supported when we haven't tested it (we don't have it). It probably will work, as long as the captured material is captured and stored in a QuickTime file with little or no compression. But we can't recommend it since it is untested. Our current solution is based on how Final Cut Pro captures and stores frames when capturing the 60i hdmi stream to 30p ProRes through the Matrox MXO2 Mini. Premiere probably does the same on PC, though. But only the above configuration is tested.
Read the user guide for all the details.
(i don't have any of these cameras yet but i'm thinking aobut buy one of these.)
Thanks for reply
Any recommendations?
Thanks,
Neil
Hdi RAWworks
CA. LA. USA
How come that the software doesnt work with the 5D mkII.
But I don´t get a file like in the sample movie, with just a red dot in the corner.
I get a copy of the 7d-screen, showing all the recording info like shutterspeed,
the full 2:3 foto framing with greyed out lines at top and bottom.
What am I missing?
Thanks
David
I think the 5D will work with magic lantern and the 7D tool.
www.philipbloom.co.uk
Thank you
form of 3:2 pull down like some sony amd panasonic video cameras)
or are you extrapolating a file (like Twixtor) to create 24p.
Does one have to have a dual platform running on the Mac pro to utilize the software?
Side by side, will your output look much better to the eye than native capture?
Great job!
The camera outputs 4:2:2 then you are convert it to 4:4:4?
Isn't this like closing the gate after the horse has bolted?
-Jef
hollywood, ca
Is it even possible?
Thanks in advance,
E.C.
What about using other Hardware like Black Magic Design...note that both Matrox's M02 mini and the BMD impact do not support 24 (23.97) native frame rates...so you are dealing with 25, 30 drop frame and 50i, 60i drop frame. Looking forward to more development and testing. Cheers, Ray Adams, FX and Production Supervisor
Cheers,
Denver Riddle
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