This is the secret sauce to CINEMATIC exposure! (ShowLuts)

I have been using show luts on every shoot for the past year and I swear it's the secret sauce to nailing exposure. I used to depend on tools like false color and techniques like ETTR and I was getting INCONSISTENT results. I only want to share information on this channel that has really helped me progress in my cinematography and coloring skills and I can only hope it gets received well!
Camera LOG ENCODINGS
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[@AndresArosemena]

Can you please explain in more detail what the values on the Google sheet mean? For example in my case the clog3 have a value of .343 and since the closest Grey point in that document is 0.36 and means 1 stop over I should expose 1 stop over, right? But why are you looking at the normalized value and not the 10bit?