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Picture Profiles for Color Grading
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Curious what picture profiles you guys use when filming- I've switched back and forth between using non, S-log, S-log 2 and some other random settings but haven't really settled on one for filming on the hill. (currently using a Sony a6300)
What do you guys use if you do use one? and have you found any give better dynamic range, especially on bright sunny days?
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It all depends on how much work you want to do in post. If you wanna spend hours diving into your color, shoot with s-log with a flat profile.
What I do personally is shoot with a pretty neural profile (not sure what else to call it) its almost ready to go out of camera, it's an easy color grade/correct as I slightly adjust the white balance and black/white levels. If i need to do any heavy grading this isn't the right profile for me, but I rarely do heavy grading.
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Though I’m limited to 1600 iso as a minimum, and dont have ND’s for my main lens, so in super bright conditions I just go for no picture profile.
As Eheath said, it all depends how much work you want to put in.
I find im satisfied with slapping on a rec709 conversation and one of the LUTs I have.
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