Canon EOS M - Cinema DNG MLV Workflow 

You'll get better results if you set the Camera raw settings to Linear & P3 and change the color space and gamma in the first CST. Also set Tone mapping to none in the first cst, oh and dont forget highlight recovery :)

For those who want to de-squeeze at the clip level outside the timeline can do it via the clip attributes. Under Video > Pixel Aspect ratio, select "Custom" and type in 3.

Great video, and thank you for your mention. Let's let people know the magic of Magic Lantern. 👏👏👏

Great and helpful video, thank you!

this is great and very helpful, subbed

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That's great! Unfortunately for me my old Nvidia cards aren't powerful enough for Cinema DNG :-( so I will stick with the Sony S log workflow :-)

There is one suboptimal and one real flawed suggestion in the workflow proposed here: [1] suboptimal: the suggestion to export uncompressed DNG from MLV App. Better choose "lossless DNG" because, as the name says, it compresses without any data loss/loss of image quality (just like a zip or PNG file), with the added benefit of using about half the storage space and disk speed, and thus playing back faster in Resolve. It's the same difference as saving an uncompressed TIFF vs. an LZW-compressed TIFF. [2] mistake: The suggestion to interpret the important DNG in Resolve as Rec709/sRGB and then do a color transform to a larger color space and wider gamma. This doesn't work - because you can't transform a smaller gamut into a larger gamut, just as you can't meaningfully upsample 16bit audio to 24bit. Instead, you need to interpret raw, in Resolve's Raw tab or the project settings for Raw/CinemaDNG, in the wider gamma and gamut, for example Blackmagic Design Film, and do your Color Space Transform from there [at the very end of your node tree] to Rec709 or sRGB.