That leaves third-party vendors to try to fill the void… but can’t say if they can in your case. To fill the needs, Canon would be happy to sell those users a real video camera… but of course that’s not the solution that so many DSLR users are looking for. Và mt s mu ang c xây dng, bn có th xem chi tit. Initially developed for filmmakers, it now has functionality for both photo and video enthusiasts, including manual audio, zebras, focus assist tools, bracketing, motion detection and much more. 7D, 50D, 60D, 500D / T1i, 550D / T2i, 600D / T3i, 650D / T4i, 700D / T5i, 1100D / T3 và EOS M. Magic Lantern is an enhancement atop of Canon's firmware that frees your Canon DSLR, allowing you to use many useful features. Magic Lantern s giúp chúng ta s dng c nhng tính nng ó. Canon’s position of course is that these are first and foremost still cameras (and darn good ones) that just sort of almost coincidentally will also shoot video. Có rt nhiu tính có th b sung trên máy nh DSLR Canon ca bn. Unfortunately there are many people who’d like headset outputs (and a variety of other things, like audio input control and several other features) that the cameras natively just don’t have. You can get more information about it on their website. Magic Lantern is a free software that sits on top of your Canon firmware. Personally I do use Magic Lantern on my 60D and had no problems with it but I have not tried those features yet. If not, sadly you might be asking the impossible. Magic Lantern for Canon T3i has support for Bulb Ramping and Intervalometer. I’d suggest investigating Magic Lantern some more, to see if it might be applicable to your particular camera model. I couldn’t say about the firmware and your specific camera, Gina… I was speaking about Canon DSLRs in general, not any particular model.
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