It could be that the frame buffer for 4K and DIGIC 6 is quite different to the usual way video works on Canon bodies like the 5D Mark IV. Developer A1ex wrote on the Magic Lantern forums here: – jumping to Canon’s main firmware finally works (this fixed it) – loading ML alongside main firmware works, too (startup code nearly identical to
But this camera doesn’t really need the highest resolution to stand out in the crowd though. The excellent image quality, superb 4K video, and compact, sleek design speak for themselves. While this camera certainly isn’t cheap, it’s definitely worth the price tag. It’s quite a bit cheaper than the Canon EOS 5D Mark IV.
Camera: Canon 5D IV. Hello, I have recently started recording in 4K (4096x2160 - 29.97 fps - MOV) I noticed that I can't import it to my PC when the videos get longer, 20 sec videos work fine. But anything above that it just won't show up when I try to import it to Windows. They run fine on my camera, I can replay them etc.Never mind 4k video! Canon’s R5 mirrorless powerhouse can shoot up to 8K raw footage straight out of the box. Each pixel within the captured image counts. The Canon raw video codec coming out of the R5 is a 10-bit 4:2:2, which is the same as the mighty EOS C200 produces.
If you're not shooting in 4K on the 5D IV, you may want to do so to get twice as much color info recorded (8-bit 4:2:2 vs 8-bit 4:2:0). Especially if you need to do lots of adjustments in post. The downside to 4K on the 5D IV is the absolutely massive files. MJPEG is really not a good codec at all for working with video. vkZ4sT.