MichaelFischer.at
Active member
Hi Barry,
have to correct you here, S-Log2 has about 6 1/3 Stops above middle grey. If you overexpose by 2 stops, you still have about 4 stops. That should be plenty, unless you have very hot highlights
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Hi Barry,
have to correct you here, S-Log2 has about 6 1/3 Stops above middle grey. If you overexpose by 2 stops, you still have about 4 stops. That should be plenty, unless you have very hot highlights
Hi Barry,
have to correct you here, S-Log2 has about 6 1/3 Stops above middle grey. If you overexpose by 2 stops, you still have about 4 stops. That should be plenty, unless you have very hot highlights
I think Barry means if you apply S-Log practice to V-Log. He's saying if you overexpose V-Log by 2 stops you'll end up with only 2 stops of headroom.
Barry_Green
Moderator
Yes, exactly. Sorry if I didn't make that clear enough. I am saying that the advice used for S-log does not necessarily apply to V-Log L. It might work fine for VLog (with 8 stops above and below) but it would lead to a very unbalanced 10/2 split on V-Log L.
MichaelFischer.at
Active member
Hey Guys,
thank you for the clarification! In that case you are absolutely right of course
thank you for the clarification! In that case you are absolutely right of course
Either above or below you don't expose it perfectly for what ever lut you are using and you will not be happy when using Vlog. I have shot a ton of videos with the pix Eh5 an vlog in 10 bit and sometimes the footage is great and someones its shot. So I am guessing it users error but at least with the other profiles I had much more control over the image. But thats just me.... I am going to see what the leeming lut with Cine D does with a 10 bit recorder and go from there.
visceralpsyche
Well-known member
I think you'll be very happy with my LUT and a 10bit recorder, as it will be truly using the full 10bit range for beautiful and subtle tonal range throughout
Cheers,
Paul