Get The Film Look With Your iPhone 15 Pro | LOG Tips + LUT

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Struggling to grade your new iPhone 15 Pro LOG footage? Is everything way too noisy? In this video I'll share my tricks for working with ProRes LOG on the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max using DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro.

[kittparker]

You did a really good job of avoiding the ghost flares in your shots. Makes the whole video look much more comparable to a camera without those distractions

[MatthewMoniz]

Insane how good it looks. I still can't believe this is coming from a phone.

[AllThingsFilm]

I just got my iPhone 15 Pro a couple days ago. And from what I saw from creators, I was impressed with the results from the Apple Log footage. I've taken notes on your grading process, and purchased your LUT. Many thanks.

[tradingcafe_fr]

Honnestly, it looks fantastic ! Even the low light looks clean, of cours super dark and moody, but clean. As a 100% amateur, I got the iPhone 15 Pro and I'm going to use it and try to push it to its limits, but man... except the lack of blurry background this LOG profile turns the iPhone into a pretty capable machine.

Cheers from France :)

[PeteMatheson]

5 seconds into watching this video, my wife says "What film are we watching?"
Nailed it.

[JESAM]

I love it. It makes the video look 98% closer like a camera look. I love it.

[LouisFindlay]

DUDE ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥 The first couple of shots really reminded me of The Batman.

[cobymchl]

Amazing opening sequence. Love your usage of color.

[digitaldevigner]

I have been figuring out the log specs and details for Apple log. I appreciate the tip of shooting under. Thats something I typically don't like to do and seems counter intuitive to a weaker sensor but what you said makes sense. Exposing higher forces the camera to raise ISO which is very bad on this camera. I also found Apple log to have about 14 stops of DR. 8 under and 6 over. At ISO 55-400 however the video saturates or clips around 79 IRE which makes it only about 3 stops over. Shooting under by 2 stops does really help shift the shadow stops into the much needed highlight stops creating a better balance. Especially for HDR where we may want better highlights.

The odd thing is above ISO 400 the clip pod nt gradually lifts as well. Eventually getting to 100 IRE but at that point the noise is so bad I think it's a really bad way to go. Your solution to shoot under by two stops is much better.

[avdcam]

I love how much less sharpening and processing is happening with this log profile. It's honestly so much better now. Curious: when you grade for Youtube in this pipeline, what settings are you using for the output? Rec709A or Rec709 Gamma 2.2, just curious assuming its coming out of Resolve.

[kdog.unleashed]

first solid iphone log review I have seen, thanks

[Hypnoticmasses]

Great music and great filming. Very informative. Thank you.

[TyroneLT]

My workplace is giving me a 15 Pro tomorrow. Can't wait to play around with this! 👍

[AlexRyan_]

This is the exact style I’m learning to shoot!! Thanks for the great video and information.

[papafuz]

Thank you Patrick for the video and LUT!🤟📸Great shots!

[The_human_Frank]

Please man, make more tutorials on how to make great videos on iPhone and then grade them

[thomclhn]

good to see you again, hope you're well !

[shableep]

As someone starting out in film after a long, long break, I would only use my iPhone 15 as a C cam if needed. Otherwise I'd rather choose to use two bodies.

[Twarrior]

Totally agree with underexposing. Very little latitude below about a stop or so without really pushing the image.

[th_era]

I actually am thinking to upgrade I'm coming from the iPhone 13 Pro Max and im excited about the video capabilities of the iPhone 15 pro max also looking forward to USB-C