How to Shoot in LOG | 4 Easy Steps for Beginners

[@Jphung3]

PLEASE MAKE A COLOR GRADING TUT! You are amazing at describing the workflow.

[@thebobbymedia]

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[@cityofdogs7722]

Man u helping so much, u're a GOAT! Luv from France!

[@thebobbymedia]

Glad I could help, thanks for watching!

[@coach_yo]

Bobby this was "no bs" appreciate the straight to the point. Pretty scared of Log but I know I got to start using it

[@thebobbymedia]

Glad to hear it! Let me know if you have any other questions

[@GiuzeLab]

Nice video! Thank you!

[@KALINAmoto]

Well doubling the iso in canon r6 mk2 makes it always clear and renoves most of the noise even at 25600

[@qqeqwe6957]

this defenitely did help. thx bro

[@pauldicarlo3057]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@ScottPrincePhotography]

I'm getting into video after 40 years as a photographer, Wow, a lot to learn & master LOL. Thanks for the great videos. Subscribed!

[@thebobbymedia]

Glad to hear it. Let me know if you have any questions!

[@mstragapede]

Great content! I found this video to be very helpful, you described each stage very well

[@thebobbymedia]

Thank you! I'm glad it helped!

[@xMiiDNiTe]

super helpful video. thanks!

[@thebobbymedia]

Glad it helped!

[@snaht1]

i get what you saying about s log2, 3 but these profile also have gamet ? you did not mention those .

[@thebobbymedia]

Yes sorry, I dont know as much about Sony i've only used Canon cameras before

[@daddyrooster88sportsmedia]

What about shooting video indoors like highschool basketball dark already inside so aperature wide open like f2.8 nothing more you can do except up the iso correct?

[@Jaysinthecut]

Can you link the rec 709 for canon in the description?

[@StaffordBeats]

But what if you’re shooting in a darker area? Higher iso doesn’t make THAT much of a difference in grain compared to the grain you’d get from log being underexposed, no?

[@thebobbymedia]

Yes exactly, in darker areas I like to expose a stope or two over exposed

[@dabuck204]

Sooo for mostc users that that are using the lcd on the camera....any suggestions other than buying a separate monitor lol

[@thebobbymedia]

Yes, you definitely don't need an external monitor, it is just more convienent. If you are using the LCD i would recommend turning on view assist which will allow you to see the REC 709 image

[@xMiiDNiTe]

would using exposure compensation when shooting log, introduce more noise? im a noob so sorry if this is a dumb question, i understand the iso should be left as native/base iso

[@thebobbymedia]

No thats a good quesiton! Exposure compensation is essentially just a way to set a relative exposure to what the camera thinks your exposure should be while in an auto mode. So if you set your exposure comp to +1 that woudl be 1 stop over whatever the camera thinks is proper exposure. Because the camera is not always right, I highly recommend shooting in full manual and manually setting Nd filters, aperture, Iso (set to native iso) and shutter (180 degree shutter rule). So exposure comp wouldn't necessarily add noise but it is not the most accurate way to expose. Hope that made sense

[@xMiiDNiTe]

@@thebobbymedia sorry for the late response but yes! that helps

[@ecs2sy501]

more in depth log info.

[@thebobbymedia]

Got u!