What is LOG? | How to improve your video quality

Looking to take your video work to the next level? In this comprehensive guide explaining LOG, you'll learn everything you need to know about capturing and processing image data in logarithmic encoding, including how to properly expose for LOG, the benefits of shooting in LOG, when to shoot in LOG, and how to color grade LOG footage. Whether you're a beginner or intermediate videographer, understanding LOG is crucial for achieving high-quality results in your work. Watch now to elevate your cinematic game.

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Hey there, I'm Per, and welcome to my channel! Here you'll find many tips, tricks, and tutorials on videography, photography, and content creation. As someone who's passionate about creating high-quality content, I'm here to share my own experience and expertise to help you improve your own skills and achieve your creative goals. From beginner basics to more advanced techniques, I'll cover it all in a way that's easy to understand and implement.

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[YA_boi_SAUCE]

Very well made video with a very engaging dialogue and complimentary background music well done all around I'm not extremely into this stuff but I can easily sit and listen to you for the duration

[QuackAttackTheKingOfQuack]

Please keep making videos They're so good. It's nice to see an R6 advocate who knows how to use his camera.

[korenpollak]

I just realise that you look a bit like ragnar from Vikings haha.

Anyway love your Videos !! Great Qaulity and ver informative and great explanation

[escapekayak]

Wow - you have REALLY upped your game Per. Content, timing and story. Great work and super interesting subject. Thanks.

[filmprojohanwagner]

I like the new look. Great cut, grade and sound design. Keep up the great work!

[SinaFarhat]

Så bra och informativt! :)
Ha en trevlig vecka!

[StoneAndersonStudio]

Really appreciate your videos. Thank you so much!

Does filming in log require more data storage? Or do Rec. 709 and clog3 both take similar amounts of storage?

I’m learning how to use my R6 to get better footage and your videos have been a tremendous help for that. I got a gray card a few days ago and already can’t believe the difference that made.

Thank you!

[AndresArosemena]

great video. So you're exposing "normally" when shooting in clog3 and not 1 stop over to then bring it back in post and avoid noise in the shadows?

[fabianvm]

Im a R6 user and many times I have thought I made a bad decision by buying it. However I've seen your videos and you proved me wrong. However do you plan on showing how to make your color grading on da Vinci or adobe premiere? I'd love to see that.

[korenpollak]

Are the B- Rolls from you or you just using a stock footage?

[renaissanceshepherd]

Thanks so much – very helpful!

Here’s a newbie question – I have a Canon 90D, which doesn’t have the ability to shoot in C-log, but I’m still tempted to buy a 3D LUT package like the ‘cinematic’ set offered by Pixflow.

I was thinking that I could shoot footage using your adjusted Neutral settings and then add one of their LUTs in post. I know it will be ‘off’ in some way since the LUT won’t be applied to true C-log footage (which it was designed for) but I’m hoping that it will be fairly close in most cases and that I can make adjustments as needed. Is this misguided in your view?

I’d also consider getting the EOSHD profile if you think that would be better to use with third-party LUTs than the Neutral setting would be.

Thanks!

[NenadSapungin]

been trying to do this but it's hard than it seems lol. Thanks for the tips! keep up the nice work on your channel. New sub👍🏼out here supporting smaller channels like mine!