Jim Bunger
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You bet! Best of luck!
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We use a lot of little adapters/converters like that. Also just remember that your SDI connections are SD-SDI not HDSDI
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Well 720p is 1280×720 your correct in resolution that was my fault. NTSC is 640×480. Idk why 720 stuck out at me. Yeah. If you send it a composite signal the yellow line of rca from and video outputting device you’d be able to get a clear picture. That’s where the problem lies unfortunately. Getting the right signal to input into it.
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Sure thing. I used to have a t2i and I believe it came with a composite output adapter. Could always try that as well. I don’t remember if the hdmi signal will drop that low. Also in the canon realm of things, look up magic lantern firmware for the camera. Opens up a wide range of options.
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Peter,
I haven’t used the mx70 for a few years once we switched to the ATEM platform. However, a lot of issues that I ran across with component or any signal was that we had to run signals through a scan converter. We used a Sony 1024. This allowed us to recook the digital signal to one the mx70 could see and use. I actually only used component inputs for the DSK to provide a better lower third graphic for our uses. You also have to realize the mx70 is strictly 720x480i at 29.97. Unless your mx70 was the 1080 but do t quote me on that, we never had one.
If you need a very simple basic mixer for your t7 or t7i I’d recommend highly the ATEM mini. It’s 4 hdmi inputs, and has built in up/down crosses. Best part is it’s CHEAP like less than $1k. Rent one from someone like lensrentals.com and give it a try.
Best of luck!
Jim
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Could you shoot me a copy as well? Much appreciated.
Thank you for still doing this after so many years.
Jim