thank you spider man

Cause he does photography for Daily Bugle

OHHH NICE. Peter Parker has a filmmaking KZfaq channel. Who new marvel took things this far.

Mr stark.. i dont feel so good

I shoot in Cine4, with a few custom tweaks. I struggle with color grading for sure. This episode was GREAT. You’re very creative. Thank you!

Doesnt this guy look like the kid from spider man

Spidey here thinks people won't recognise him because of his glasses... He be acting like Superman...

That intro was off the scale cool, it was defo in Neistat territory, what with it being a general vlog type educational video that uses cinematography. Very very well done guys, you just took your channel to the next level!! 👍

I really like the sponsor thing and that the text is out of focus when the BG is. I have done that myeslf on some videos. It looks very good and creative guys! I always use v-logL on my GH5 because the dynamic Range sucks on the other prfiles. My SmallHD Focus has support forLUT, and i haven't used it before the last months and it's so much easier to focus etc when using a LUT because you can actually see. I have focus peaking aswell so that helps extremily on Log-footage! :-)

Excellent info and presentation guys! Thank you

This is such a fantastic concise channel full of information and basically is a cinematography bible I can’t believe I’ve never found you until now mate Even the ads are super slick and kept me engaged and actually smiled The fucking ice cream van twinkly keys in the back under the music pissed me off

Cool video, thanks! Quick question: log seems to need extra light. How do you handle log footage at night with natural lighting? Skip it and go for natural? Or deal with the consequences in post? (I am rookie)

What people tend to forget: Shooting a very flat profile like Slog3 with a poor 8bit codec will reduce the variability of colors in the image even more and can lead to crappy skin tones and color blocking. Personally I would choose a drastic Log profile only with a propper Codec and 10bit.

Hmm. HDR brightness at the standard camera manufacturer settings is very close to SDR brightness between black and white. What HDR does is capture a much greater range of brightness greater than that reflected off a white test target. This confused me to begin with, but think of shining light bulbs, reflections off chrome bodywork or explosions. By varying the position of 18% mid grey you can choose to capture more detail in the shadows or more in the highlights but the base setting usually gives equal range above and below mid grey. For Canon Log 3 for example mid grey is recommended to be exposed at around 34% IRE.

There's a huge difference between flat profile and log guys, log preserves the dynamic range of the captured footage as much as the sensor can handle and encodes it in a gamma curve and color space that are large enough to contain them. So the contrast and saturation are still there. Flat picture profile is merely reduced contrast and saturation image profile which manipulates actual data after it hits the sensor and before it gets recorded so it's not accurate like log. Log isn't some kind of flat picture profile. Please know the difference before spreading false information.

SLog2 on my A7S2, unless it's dark. SLog2 base ISO is 1600, and it gets noisy if it's a dark shot.

Great video! I'm using the a7s as well, usually shooting in a modified cine4 profile (sort of like the EOSHD pro color). I've always (personally) found log to just take too much time to grade and it ends up looking lackluster to my eyes. . I actually thought something was a bit off on your shot at the 3:00 mark (shot in log then graded). I definitely preferred the more contrasty shots. Thanks for the video!

awesome, I need this, thanks and cant wait for the next one

Good info! The vlog looks great, in terms of editing and quality, you got a new sub 😎

When I work with log, I always start with a rec709 lut first, then tweak it from there.

the central benefit of log profile is it distributes the stop of light according to how human eye sees it, so the highlight in the image looks wonderful, like how human sees it, supplementing the benefit of more retained information across the extreme both end of the light spectrum, more information in the highlight and the shadow, more hdr.

Clog on the EOS-R seems interesting.

Great video! as always, I'm glad you were able to use the shot! lol

when shooting with decent (somewhat proper) lighting- should I still shoot in Log?

I have a question: does applying LUTs to standard photos will have a similar effect as applying on Log?

Just found this channel and am loving the videos so far! Also, I assume I am not the only who gets some serious Tom Holland vibes of Richard's (I believe, he is the one donig the intro) voice and looks?

How to color grade if no LOG..Just the normal shot of mirrorlesa cam.

Thank You well explained! Easy and nice

Wonderful video guys. Also, really loved that advertisement! Totally wicked!

Spiderman when world is not in danger :

Great video, but out of all the videos on KZfaq there is one video that seems to be TOTALLY missing! Colour Management Workflows and Colour Science! Why are there literally millions of videos about grading video and LOG (Raw) video on KZfaq but nobody has the intuition or foresight to talk about colour management workflows. All this 'grading' work by independent film-makers is worthless if the colour management is not set up properly on the timeline, and then subsequently for delivery. It could all be worthless if final delivery interprets it wrong. All this great colour grading software is pointless unless it is conformed properly in the edit suite and delivery methods. Please make a video tutorial about setting up colour management for edit/delivery! Also there are too many videos about grading LOG (Raw) footage. Most independent film-makers don't have the time or budget to shoot LOG and shoot in camera (baked in footage) only! How about a video about grading baked in footage? I'm genuinely shocked that the video tutorial videos that should exist on KZfaq simply do not. Please talk about Rec709, Rec2020, ACEScct, input, output, Davinci Colour Managed, timeline setting for colour science, delivery settings for cinema DCP, Blu-Ray, streaming services, etc etc please. PLEASE! That's what indie film-makers who use this type of software really need to know.

log gives you the most dynamic range, but works best for 10 bit cameras

“Technical choice” well said 👏🏽

First

Is it a must to get film look???

Great video! it explains with examples and provides sound rationale. One question though - can Log help for color sync? If footage is obtained from two different angles, will the fact that it was shot in Log make any difference over standard when it comes to syncing the color?

What about picture profiles like Canon Wide DR? It's not quite as flat as Log but it's not as contrasty as Rec. 709. It's nice because it can give you more stops of dynamic range to play with but you're also pretty close to a good final result right in camera.

Due to pandemic. Spiderman is a youtuber now

Great video. I hope I'm about to ask this question right, and sorry if it was explained in the video. Currently I'm trying to understand if shooting in a LOG, flat, or specific flat like profile will make it better when you try to add Luts to video. I guess what I'm asking is, will it provide a better post production edit vs if I shoot in Dolby Vision HDR with my iPhone 12, it looks like when I use lots in the HLG input out, they are way different looking. TL:DR should you shoot flat/log if you plan on using an already created lut without much color grading tweaking on my end.

Thanks Parker! Now get me pictures of Spider-Man!!!😂😂

Class to hear a North East accent talking cinematography on here!!! I am determined to shoot a cinematic travel vlog on my smartphone (Huawei P30 Pro) but the maximum it shoots in is 8bit colour. Is it worth me using the log options the app I use provides? Or are they largely redundant with the limited tech I've got. Cheers in advance!

Great video guys! I myself have been using Cine2 for a while on my Sony a7s/a6500 cause it has more DR in the shadows (IMO). I had a question about zebras. I use it for exposing highlights,. I actually use 94c1 on my Sony. Others on KZfaq Tutorials uses 100 or 100+. My question is How do you know which Zebra threshold to set when using LOG? Thanks guys!

I expose the meter plus one all the time but I have a hell of a time getting it right in post. Fml

I have a gh4. Should i shoot in cinelike D ( a flat picture profile ) or natural ?

How do you shoot in log without a monitor?

Great video. Thanks so much! Btw you really look like Tom Holland.

I am editing in Vegas 14. I am doing it very fast. I am gonna start shoot in CINE4 for better color grading. Now I have find a new soft for editing, cuz vegas suck in CG. I am thinkig about ressolve, grading it's ok, but editing seems hard and not simple as in vegas. Can you recommend something for me?

New to your channel - excellent work.

excellent

in 10bit, is there any advantages of log usage in 4:2:0? or it's (only) makes sense in 4:2:2?

Multiverse of madness,. Peter parker variant😁😂😂

Hi, can you please explain the difference between linear and log? I see in my camera if I upgrade to prores raw I get 12 bit raw linear instead of my current 10 bit log. Not sure which is really better... Linear or log.

love you spidy...............

I use HLG3 and BT2020. It is easier in the color correction process and color evaluation. It is a good compromise between ease of editing and dynamic range. Slog2 and Slog3 are very complicated to edit and correct ... And then, in low light situations, they produce too much trouble in the shadows ..

Hi Tom!

Peter parker

Thank you Peter Parker!

God damn he does looks like spiderman

thank you!

great...thank you

What about RAW and ProRes.... (you do have a Pocket4k now, right?)

Friendly neighborhood cameraman

Does log give more noise than flat profiles?

I was so excited to post a Spiderman comment. Then I scrolled down and realized its way too late

Was the intro commercial shot in LOG?

good video

Hey I know you. Btw how universe?

so what if our camera doesn't have a log profile?

thanks for the 101

Artlist is great - life saver - and the best value.

Can't believe i'm listening to Tom Holland for video tips. Thanks man.

Dude, you look and sound a bit like Tom Holland. o_o

Hell yeah thank you Tom Holland!

Canny wicked vid this like

hey peter parker 🕷🕸

Spiderman?

courtesy, your friendly neighborhood, spider-man

I thought for a sec that he was tomm Holland

Stroipes un yea mon i uh

you totally look like tom holland man

Early life of spider man

Bro you look like Tom Holland.

this is why cameras died to smartphones for most users

You have similar look and voice to Tom Holland. It's weird.

BRO I SWEAR I THOUGHT YOU WERE TOM HOLLAND PRETTY SURE YOU GET THAT ALOT AND YOU KINDA SOUND LIKE HIM LOL BUT COOL VIDEO THO GREAT INFO

You’re taller than Tom Holland.

artlist is this 'canny' site... haha what a Geordie

Tom Holland?!

you sound and look like tom holland

Thanks tom holland!!!!

Hey, tom holland.😁

Hi Tom holland

thanks Tom Holland

WTWTWTW Tom Holland ?!?!?!

Kinda looks like Tom Holland

He looks like spider man

Seriously, drop the music while explaining stuff. It's driving me nuts. It's distracting from what you have to say. It's not something you need to make your channel cool. Drop it. Stay proffessional when tutoring.

using log profile is simple as clicking the apply of a sony official s-log lut. what is the extra effort, where is the extra cost? just not so smart people having their own not so smart problem.