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Thanks for the input. Definitely the higher end of 55-60% ire is what I use for clog3. Any higher I find that I risk the highlights along the edges of the skin when I begin to pull the exposure out in post, especially if there is any hard light. As for the light meter, I use it only as a basic guideline. If you ever have a monitor that has false color, that’s the absolute best imo 👌

Dumb question, I'm new to CLog....how do you overexpose one full stop if your F stop is open all the way??

@@natalietucker8280 not a dumb question at all. You have a choice once your f stop / aperture is opened to the max, increase the light of what you are exposing or increase your iso (while it is not ideal, a lot of times it is necessary for the proper exposure)

So I film weddings often in low light. I have zero control of the lighting of what I'm filming here. How do I overexpose one stop if im open all the way and want to stay at iso 800? ​@@CamerasandTech

Thank you sir. I suppose I got my terminology mixed up. I sort of felt like those 2 phrases meant the same thing. I mix my R6 M2 footage with super sharp 6k Red footage and it blends well.

No problem. I’m glad I could help.

I used the Canon RF 24-70, 15-35

What type of computer are you using?

I'm a bit confused by your question. Are you referring to Final Cut's built in LUTs or the color editing? The LUTs for Canon Log 1, 2 & 3 should automatically be available to you. If you have trouble seeing it, maybe scroll to the bottom and use "Extended".

I normally use my FF lenses on this camera. The RF 15-35, 24-70, 70-200. I would personally use primes more on this camera, as I feel like the APSC sensor likes to have a bit more light. As for the speedbooster, I have it but it is permanently attached to my c70.

Good question. The native iso gives you the best image as far as dynamic range. If you go above or below, you will slowly lose a little DR. Your other settings should stay put and you can use ND filters to adjust your exposure. When you’re in a pinch and don’t have filters, changing your iso won’t ruin the image but you will lose a bit of quality.

Thank you. Video is a different world but it is interesting. Thanks for your tips.@@CamerasandTech

You’re very welcome

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So glad I could help!

I’m glad I could help on your filmmaking journey!

Thank you, man!

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Glad I could help. Any ideas on what to shoot next?

It’s the most convenient thing!

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🤷🏻‍♂️ I just love sharing my work. Thanks for the encouragement.

I agree. The image from the c70 especially is amazing.

Thank you. That was my first time experimenting with that color palette.

@@CamerasandTech nice. I have a long way to go with my new R5C. I can color grade photos no problem, but c-log 3 is so different

@@nachoseventen Yes, I found coloring significantly harder on log footage versus raw photography. I would say, start off conservatively until you get your bearing. The great colors that already exist with canon log does the heavy lifting. It is so rewarding when you can nail a look. I always have to keep in mind that no matter what I want the final product to look like, I have to expose correctly first or else the video won't hold up. Photos feel more pliable and forgiving.

Yes!! Thanks for the tips. I am filming as much as possible. I try to use a monitor as well to help. I would like to get good with log. I’ll follow you to see his you grow as well. Thanks for the tips 🙏🏼

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The struggle with dark scenes and log footage is a never ending struggle on all platforms. Never forget there is no shame in shooting in standard profile. I have also had a lot of success pushing clog3 to up to 3200 iso and denoising in post. The zebras come in really handy here, more so for skin tones than highlights.

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I honestly have never transferred via usb c only. That being said, I bet there’s a communication issue with the canon software and Apple software. I bet there is a canon app that allows you to upload them. My solution would be to pull that sd card out and stick it into your Mac. Easiest way to do it.

@@CamerasandTech Bro thanks for the response! I will definitely try out. Thanks so much! Subbed 💯

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I’ve got an easy solution for you. Set your apertures above f5 or f6. The higher the apertures the more is in focus! Remember to change your shutter so that the shutter speed doesn’t get too low and you get blurry images. I’d say keep it above 1/60 to be safe.

@@CamerasandTech if I use tripod and plan to leave it standing for 45mins to 1hr at church, should I use 1/48 at 24fps?

@@royaltykidstv yes, if you are trying to make it look like a movie. broadcast TV is 30fps 1/60 shutter.

@@CamerasandTech thank you

This is kind of a complicated question to answer. I don’t think I can answer this all in a comment. Maybe look up multicam editing on your specific editing program.

Thanks man

I’ve been struggling a little with the R7, remember to light your scenes well or you might get some ugly noise.

I would agree. The photo quality seems almost indistinguishable to me. It’s in the video realm that needed an upgrade. Thanks for watching

@CamerasandTech Thanks for the truthful reply abd opinion. How about for photography the r5 or r5 mk2 to be? Worth the upgrade or just cherish and enjoy whats working for me. Hmmm. First world problems​@CamerasandTech

@RWAquariumPages I have not gotten my hands on an r5 for photography but it is Canon’s flagship so you should expect the best photos. I feel like digital photography hit a wall recently. Pretty much every new camera is good. If you need those extra megapixels or require to highest possible quality on the market I’d say go for the new R5, but most of the time our R6’s will be good for many many years.

I don’t necessarily disagree with you. But not everyone is dedicated to cinematography the way you assume they are. Some people want a way to get a good useable image without dedicating their life to color correction and color grading. So many of the audience are gamers, entrepreneurs and storytellers that just want to get started. You shouldn’t turn your nose up at people who take a different path. I took the long road and I’m okay with sharing shortcuts who don’t want to learn nodes, color contrast, and color science the way I do. Once they have the answer they can decide, not us, whether they would rather pursue the reasons behind what they just did.

@CamerasandTech that is what picture profile is for, you don't need to film log. You only shot log to get more dynamic range and creative control. Otherwise why shoot log?

Dynamic range, 10 bit color, editablity.

Good question. If given the choice I would almost always use clog2. The situations that I would opt for clog3 are : if the B camera I’m trying to match only has clog3 (most mirrorless canons use cl3) or if the scene is super dark I’d think about using clog3 to reduce the noise (but even in this situation I’d probably just go with standard profile or continue on with the noise in clog2)

do you have c70 and r6 mark ii?@@CamerasandTech

@@creativegreatsvisuals yes, I do

@@CamerasandTech does canon r6 mark ii match up with c70 in clog 3 in post easy ?

I can’t speak on the r8 directly but, the r7 is very light hungry. If you’re slightly underexposed it will give you tons of noise. It’s always been better to work with standard profile or overexpose a bit to get a cleaner image. In your situation maybe a faster prime lens to let in some more light if your iso and shutter are already locked in.

@@CamerasandTech this solves my problem... I think it does like lots of light and a 1.4 sigma might do the trick!

@@WilliemBills In your case I'd turn on the zebras to protect your highlights and expose as high as you can until it get close to clipping. Should give you the best possible result.

@@CamerasandTech thank you 🙏

Thank you 🙏 Working on some more as we speak.

Yeah so because your shutter should always be double your fps, your shutter for 120p would be 1/240. That makes for a pretty dark image. You can either pump up your iso or increase your lights to compensate. A lot of what pros don’t tell you is that you can play with the shutter a little and people won’t notice all the time. I wouldn’t go too low on the shutter though, you’ll get that drunk motion effect.

Thank you so much! Also wondering, you say to use 85 IRE for highlights but on skin set to 55? Just wanted to make I'm understanding correctly that you're saying to change that specific setting to have zebras focus on your skin vs the highlights right? I'm shooting something where the highlights will mostly be on the skin (as we're doing a paparazzi lighting set up on the subject) so I'm not sure which IRE to be using for this. Thanks again! :)

@@HelloMyNameIsVB yes, that's correct. 50-60 is where I like to keep my skin tone for that perfect exposure. When you start to apply the your color correction, you'll see those perfect orange skin tones pop. 85-90 is the safe limit for highlights, sometimes highlights have to be blown out for artistic reasons or because you have no choice.

Why not use shutter angle feature on the c70? Or are u using another camera

@@creativegreatsvisuals I just felt like most people would be using an R6 or R5. I haven't taken my c70 off of shutter angle ever 🙃

It makes me happy to know that you found the info useful. Lmk what else you would like to learn.

Hey! I shot this with the R6 in Clog3. Any log is always susceptible to noise if you under expose. ISO 800 leave you vulnerable if you don’t have sufficient light. I personally don’t mind a little noise, sometimes I prefer it. If I wanted to get rid of it I’d just find a way to light those areas a little more or crush the blacks a little more and use noise reduction in post. Super easy fixes.

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Both pretty solid cameras tbh. I would be happy with both. I prefer the menus of canon and the nice larger grip and body. The Sony is compact and packs in some nice features.