Magic Lantern Software for Canon Cameras Is Back

[erek]

“While this is exciting news and it will be fascinating to see what the new Magic Lantern team can do, especially if they can unlock new features and performance in modern Canon mirrorless cameras, it is worth noting that Magic Lantern, like it always has, requires users to essentially hack their camera.

Magic Lantern is not endorsed or approved by Canon in any way, and its use can void a camera’s warranty. There is always a risk that a camera could be bricked by installing third-party software. Because of this, PetaPixelcannot officially encourage anyone to attempt installing Magic Lantern software on their cameras. Those who want to take the risk should do so carefully and only after reading all available instructions.”

Source: https://petapixel.com/2025/06/22/magic-lantern-software-for-canon-cameras-is-back/

 

[THRESHIN]

Nice! See if they have anything for my RP.

 

[Haswellbeast]

I'm intrigued by magic lantern, I just don't want to render my T7 in a state that it can't revert back to stock

 

[erek]

I'm intrigued by magic lantern, I just don't want to render my T7 in a state that it can't revert back to stock

i got it on my 5D Mark III for 14-bit RAW Uncompressed 1080p 24fps video recording

the output pairs nicely with Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve

 

[scottypippin]

Whoa, I installed this on a Canon T3i (600D if I recall correctly) to increase dynamic range. Never thought I'd see the name again, but glad I did, it was a pretty cool experiment.