Some things are working great like crop_rec and 10bit/12bit. If you prefer rolling your own, the branch is in my repository: In order to encourage EOSM users to give it a test drive I pimped it with all sorts of goodies and posted it on my bitbucket download area: It works so well that as far as I can tell everything works as well as the current 2.0.2. I don't know who this person is but he/she did an excellent job. This started out with someone who just signed up on bitbucket and the first pull request was a complete firmware update from 2.0.2 to 2.0.3. Simultaneous H.264 and raw recording to get into mv1080 video mode.In fact it already looks like a small brick.Īnyone feeling adventurous? - You asked for it! I put all the latest experimental stuff you could possibly want to play with into one build. However, it is a fun little camera that is inexpensive enough to risk bricking for the experience of learning how to use Magic Lantern. Still photographers who want to use compact EF-M zoom lenses will swear at the still unresolved shutter-bug. Video shooters wanting raw will be disappointed that it will not shoot mv1080 like the other cameras- at least not yet. I too got this camera as an introduction to Magic Lantern and while the cost/size/performance ratio is impressive, it has some severe limitations though it has gotten significantly better since the camera was first ported. Since you are a newcomer I'd advise you to read through this discussion and search the forum for other EOSM related posts.

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