S-Log 3 vs S-Cinetone - What to choose and how to expose

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  • @davidmassena5687
    @davidmassena5687 Год назад +50

    On a lot of News media shoots, we do S-Cinetone for the press kit just because we don’t have time to grade. We’re editing a package within an hour of receiving footage and sending it off. So that’s where I love S-Cinetone:)

    • @sacramentofoodforest
      @sacramentofoodforest 5 месяцев назад +2

      Oh yeah that sounds way more productive and easier. Thanks for the commenting that

  • @joshua0209
    @joshua0209 Год назад +43

    It’s crazy how my path in learning photography and video has gone hand in hand with the content you produce. Every time I reach a wall in the technical aspect of Sony cameras, you basically upload a video about it weeks later. Thank you for the content you make!

  • @DN-lifestoriescaptured
    @DN-lifestoriescaptured Год назад +8

    The whole purpose of s-cinetone is to provide a pleasing cinematic look. Cinematic footage doesn’t need masses of dynamic range! Also, the lighting and scene should be controlled. People tend to jump away from s-cinetone the moment they have clipped highlights, rather than spending time to consider the scene. For unique situations like weddings and external real estate, then it’s probably safer in log. But for simple cinematic footage, just practise and experiment with it before giving up! Also, a little grading with the blacks can very nicely contrast with any slight overexposure of the highlights!

  • @OriginaldoBo
    @OriginaldoBo Год назад +4

    One thing I love is that your final grades always have this rich vibrant feeling. So glad you pave your own path with grading. Keep up the amazing work dude

  • @Pfagnan
    @Pfagnan Год назад +11

    BIG FAN - Extremely well explained dude!!!
    I use S-Cinetone almost exclusively on my a7Siii and it is almost miraculous the way it delivers a perfectly exposed filmic-cinematic look EVERY TIME. I am way too busy doing audio and lighting while running and gunning to do S-log and colour grade in post. Giant waste of my time when Sony offers me a beautiful baked-in look right out of the box and not having to calculate exposure for every scene. I too set my zebras to 90% so I know immediately I am near the clipping point. It gives me great dynamic range still with nice natural roll-off on the highlights. As long as the exposure meter gives me ‘zeros’ I am perfectly exposed with no math needed. Oh and lights in the scene have a beautiful filmic glow. NIRVANA!!

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +2

      Love it! Thanks for commenting your thoughts and how you film

    • @realamericannegro977
      @realamericannegro977 2 месяца назад

      You A7III users are making me want one even though there are newer better models in the A7 brand. I still hear people say this looks better than A74 and 5

  • @PaulFeinberg
    @PaulFeinberg Год назад

    Great breakdown between the 2. Loved this! Take care!

  • @OffKadenceOfficial
    @OffKadenceOfficial 9 месяцев назад +1

    One of my favorite RUclipsrs as of lately thank you for this beautiful video super comprehensive and I really took away so much in this short time I just got an fx6 to suit my fx3 and have been expirmenting with s cicerone in very controlled lighting spaces as in my RUclips studio doesn't really need extra room for dynamic range as I don't reveal any windows showing exterior highlights so this video helped me understand how to properly expose. I learned to expose traditionally for S LOG and when I was in s Cinetone exposing for 1.7+ on the exposure multi meter I was noticing my highlights were beyond blown out so thank you for assuring me that 0 is now the correct general area to be around!

  • @thepathofbri
    @thepathofbri Год назад +2

    Just a quick note to say appreciate you. Enjoy and learn every time. Good luck on the 100K, I know you can do it.

  • @austinzarnick
    @austinzarnick Год назад

    youre videos are so helpful!! I haven't even gotten my fx30 yet but I've been watching your videos to help answer my questions ill have in the future! thank you

  • @biopharmedia
    @biopharmedia Год назад +4

    Nice video Jason - I use an FX3 and a lot of projects I've been shooting this year are "run and gun" events where I am the audio guy, director, gimbal and camera operator! Therefore, for me using S-Cinetone works well, I have a couple of customised LUTs that I apply in post at 20-30% just to make it pop a little, I then use the monochrome waveforms to check my highlights aren't clipping above 95 and my blacks sit just above 0. It's enabled me to turnaround projects super fast, and most importantly it's allowed me to capture the shot on the day without worrying too much about exposure and settings. That said, I have a series of corporate interviews coming up where it makes sense to shoot in S-LOG3 to push the boundaries of colour with my FX3.
    Keep up the great work buddy - Subscribed

  • @dakotavoight
    @dakotavoight Год назад

    Your luts/grading look absolutely beautiful. About to upgrade to the A7iv from my A7iii and can't wait to have 10bit recording. Will defiantly be picking up your luts off your link! Best channel for Sony video I've found.

  • @ChuckFigueroa
    @ChuckFigueroa Год назад +4

    Awesome tips! I'm still new to the FX30 and have only been shooting with SLog3 (and loving the results). But I can see where S-Cinetone can be useful for quick turnarounds and handoffs to other editors or clients. I'll have to experiment with it so I can add it to my workflow. Thanks for the clarity.

  • @fivestarrphysique
    @fivestarrphysique Год назад

    Incredibly helpful video - would love to see more about your color grading process in post!

  • @B-Moye
    @B-Moye Год назад

    Love that S-Cinetone vs Slog Chart for all Sony models. Thanks for presenting that

  • @AhmedAlaaofficial
    @AhmedAlaaofficial Год назад

    Man, you deserve the best. Your videos are very good 👍👏

  • @SeanHuangRealEstate
    @SeanHuangRealEstate Год назад

    Great video! I have learned so much from your channel!

  • @rickymcc8624
    @rickymcc8624 Год назад +1

    Thanks Jason, another helpful topic for me. I'm an experienced stills photographer trying to teach himself how to shoot video, but there is so much to learn. This helps me better understand S-log3 a little bit better and why I should starting to gain experience with it. I shoot 100% raw so logically S-log3 seems the profile to go with, albeit I only ever tried s-cinetone to date.
    I bought DaVinci Studio and have yet to really start understanding colour grading, although l know enough to realise it's a pretty good (poss best) colour grading tool.
    So much to learn. Been binge watching YT when I can get some spare time but probably need to start shooting video a bit more so I can consolidate some of the theory and start building a modicum of video skill.

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +1

      If you download the standard rec.709 LUT from the Sony website for free and put a slight s-curve onto it, it will look pretty decent.
      Always practice will help progress your knowledge here though as you would know

  • @mozorgeek
    @mozorgeek Год назад

    Amazing tips, thanks a lot Jason 🙏

  • @TechWandererYT
    @TechWandererYT Год назад +1

    Most underrated advice. S-Cinetone is just not okay, unless you're in controlled light environment. Outside I ruined SO many shots due to exposure.

  • @harryvuemedia5106
    @harryvuemedia5106 Год назад +5

    I prefer S-cinetone when it comes to client work such as wedding, parties or events. Easy to color grade or no need to color grade at all. Reason why for me is because S-cinetone gives me a fast turnaround time. I only use Slog3 for personal projects or if Im working with clients in control environments like music videos, documentaries and short films. For my youtube video where i just rant, I use the standard colors as I dont have a lot of time to color grade. And the sony standard colors is great enough since most of the times, people will listen to your rant rather than watch the videos haha.

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +1

      Yes fast turn around can be super crucial for those jobs.

    • @electricalservicesmaroc
      @electricalservicesmaroc Год назад +1

      Please your all setting for s cintone pp11 profile ??

    • @harryvuemedia5106
      @harryvuemedia5106 Год назад +3

      @@electricalservicesmaroc it's just the Sony setting. No changes to p11 at all. I would add contrast and colors in post-editing if needed.

  • @tayinternational
    @tayinternational Год назад

    Great info, I have been playing about a lil with slog-3 since I started editing in DVR recently but the s-cinetone is my go-to for now . I do think in the future I will utilize s-log-3 more often after I learn more about coloring .

  • @chaochewei6213
    @chaochewei6213 Год назад

    Great guide to choosing what to use!

  • @happy030
    @happy030 Год назад

    You´deserve the 100,000 subscribers and more! I hope you´ll get it soon.

  • @philipcook6191
    @philipcook6191 2 месяца назад

    Such a good mentor! Thank you!

  • @kentm75
    @kentm75 Год назад

    That was super helpful. Thanks mate 👍

  • @pgtips9824
    @pgtips9824 9 месяцев назад

    Really helpful man. Thank you

  • @fredkampinos122797
    @fredkampinos122797 Год назад +5

    Great video. As always. I have used S-Cinetone once at wedding ceremony, but very harsh sunlight changing every few minutes just ruined my footage. If I would use Slog-3 instead I could fix some of them, but..to late. That is why the best dynamic range is so important. Thanks again for your effort, time and shared video, Jason. One of my favourite youtube channel. 👌👌👌

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад

      Certainly dynamic range in that situation would have been key. We all learn for next time unfortunately if it is even the hard way 😅

  • @MichaelSchultzNZ
    @MichaelSchultzNZ 10 месяцев назад

    Thank you mate super useful.

  • @jer3006
    @jer3006 Год назад

    Jason, excellent❗ I had decided on S-Cinetone for my a7IV beginner-hobbyist video making for simplicity. But you are right- with no day job (intentional, not laid off) why not experiment with S-Log3 or even HLG3 as one of your commenters suggested? Appreciate your detail here about the differences of the PPs and exposure settings. This is a very helpful and inspiring video.

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +2

      Yes HLG is what I use to use on the older Sony cameras before 10bit. S-cinetone is the easiest profile where HLG requires more attention and grading

  • @ÁzsiábaSzakadtam
    @ÁzsiábaSzakadtam Год назад

    Finally...someone explained. Thanks

  • @Nolomedia
    @Nolomedia 10 месяцев назад

    great video! Thank you!

  • @tudoriustin22
    @tudoriustin22 3 месяца назад

    I just got the Sony FX6 as my first cinema camera and upgrade from the ZV-1 and I using S-Cinetone all the time when shooting and to be honest, not only it speeds up my workflow since I'm not a color grading professional but it looks straight up amazing, I shoot all of my shots in XAVC-I 4K24P internally.

  • @gbwalther3198
    @gbwalther3198 10 месяцев назад

    Hey Jason! After watching this video, an impression came to me that you have a natural talent for explaining and clarifying technical matters as well as a great love for the cinematic image. So, have u ever thought of setting up a series of online courses with some of your Aussie buddies down under like full time filmmaker. However, not charging the exorbitant prices like they've cranked up. It would take lots of work & time. Maybe, your too busy to consider doing such, but if you did, I'm certain you could be doing the film community a real service. 😎😎

  • @shueibdahir
    @shueibdahir Месяц назад

    3:16 The reason why it's ISO 100 and 2000 with s-cinetone is because that's what the sensor is actually driven at.
    Slog 3 is a log gamma function which in this camera boosts the brightness by 2.5EV while in other sony cameras it does it by 3EV.
    Meaning when you're using slog3 in ISO12800, you're actually driving the sensor at 2000 ISO.
    You can test this by shooting photos at ISO 100 and 2000 then slog3 video at 640 and 12800. Once graded you'll notice the exposure looks exatcly the same.

  • @BlackapinoTheTechGuy
    @BlackapinoTheTechGuy Год назад

    *No Lie here, as I started learning about S-Log when I got my Sony ZV-1 & Then A6400 & Now My FX30 I only knew about S-Log of course I used S-Log 2 on My ZV-1 and I tried using it on the FX30 and I found that S-Log 3 to be Better for me then Log 2. I find it's easier too color grade as far as just to post for Videos on YT and It's just simple for me but the Zebra I learned that awhile ago but still learning lmao as No one has all the knowledge but with channels like yours it makes it easy too understand w/o having over simplify it*

  • @techtrx
    @techtrx Год назад

    very true. I used cinetone is I found that its so hard to edit. especially for beginners like me

  • @RuXsel
    @RuXsel Год назад

    LOL...I just tested scinetone again earlier and graded it...and then this vid comes out🤩

  • @Calderonvideo
    @Calderonvideo 10 месяцев назад +2

    Social Events and ENG: S-Cinestone
    Commercials and Music videos: S-log 3
    Movies: Raw
    vacations: n/a

  • @artofvisual_videography
    @artofvisual_videography 8 месяцев назад

    Congrats Jason for your detailed video! I used to use slog3 but couldn’t find a proper conversion lut so I turned into cinetone which work more than fine. I love the colours you get from your luts but for my s3 do I choose the fx30 lut or the a7iv?

  • @runningintohistory
    @runningintohistory Год назад +1

    Great information! Thank you. Does the in-camera rec709 overlay/LUT effect the zebra values compared to just looking at the Slog?

  • @LGPhotoArt
    @LGPhotoArt Год назад

    Awesome, thanks!!

  • @jmfrokka2354
    @jmfrokka2354 4 месяца назад

    Cinetone requires are more light than SLOG3. Switching my Sony Alpha 1 (sony a1) from slog3 to Cinetone (in the picture profile menus), Monitor+ shows two completely different native ISOs. What is also notable is how much lower the ISOs are in Cinetone. So one disadvantage of Cinetone is that it requires much more light. The dual gain ISOs in Cinetone are 125 and 640. And the dual gain ISOs in SLOG3 are 800 and 4000.

  • @DeepSnap
    @DeepSnap Год назад

    Great video, this was extremely helpful! Your thumbnail def triggered me, lol.

  • @andyescapes
    @andyescapes Год назад

    absolute pro tips

  • @trigmish
    @trigmish 10 месяцев назад

    I am not a professional but I am way down the rabbit hole and love to film. Your channel has been one of my go to channels for information. TY. One situation I struggle with is filming my family in Theatre productions. I am alway trying to decide how to deal with the spot lights. Should I expose using zebras on the talent with the spots on them and let the rest of the footage be slightly under exposed? I can't keep changing the aperture as lights come on and off. Welcome thoughts from you and/or your fans. S-Cinetone is probably too low an ISO on my FX30's. I filmed the last show at 2500 in order to keep the f-stop up and more of the scene in focus.

  • @Dilip_Dhumal_Photography
    @Dilip_Dhumal_Photography Год назад

    Your videos really help a lot to understand better. Just one question; can I use your Cinematone LUT in place of S709 in FX30? Will it help? Thanks in advance.

  • @TLOverlander
    @TLOverlander 7 месяцев назад +1

    do you preserve dynamic range if you shoot in s-log and then apply s-cine LUT in post? What about 8 bit colour in s-cine pic profile? Noticeably worse than 10 bit?

  • @D.Calloway
    @D.Calloway Год назад

    Thank you! Awesome video! How do you lock the over exposure to 1.7-2.0? Mine is constantly changing. Sony a7iv

  • @mlanusu
    @mlanusu 11 месяцев назад

    Great video. In Davinci, what should I configure when applying CST (or color management) for s-cinetone?

  • @williamsolis1
    @williamsolis1 Год назад +1

    I would have loved to have a gradient curve option because I really like s Cinetone but the highlight roll off is too short

  • @robertaltman222
    @robertaltman222 Год назад +1

    I think the bottom line is never to use any 'baked' in looks if possible- give yourself the most flexibility in post by shooting in Log (and with the FX30/FX3 allowing LUT's to be applied to the playback display you don't even have to use a pro 'imagination' to see how good it is going to look when graded...)

  • @TRANBINH_VN
    @TRANBINH_VN 10 месяцев назад

    Thanks

  • @alofokalmaghribi3946
    @alofokalmaghribi3946 9 месяцев назад

    Thanks bro

  • @tech.inspector
    @tech.inspector Год назад

    Thank you so much. And by the way: when you use slog3 do you switch legalize on or off on your ninja v?

  • @test101me
    @test101me Год назад +5

    why models skin is too yellow like turmeric after edit?

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +1

      Their competition tan made things very difficult. Skin tones in real life are not normal skin tones with tan

    • @BrandonWells
      @BrandonWells Год назад

      @@JasonMorrisphotocinema dat protan tho lol

  • @thearabicdp
    @thearabicdp 10 месяцев назад

    Hey man, great video. I'm coming from the a73 and jumping to a74 and want to know what's the best option for me. Can I stay using the cine 4 pp I've been using as it's semi flat and allows for some editing? I don't want to use slog as my clients don't pay enough to colour grade that much. Will s cinitone be a better option than cine 4?

  • @AllThingsFilm1
    @AllThingsFilm1 Год назад +1

    Thanks to another RUclips creator, I use a custom Cine2 profile instead of S-Cinetone. I've decided that for my RUclips review videos, I really don't need to shoot in SLog3 unless I want to demonstrate a camera's capabilities. So, I have started using the custom Cine2 profile, shot in 8-bit, for my YT videos that don't require custom grading. It speeds up editing immensely. I switched to the Cine2 profile because - for some strange reason - S-Cinetone gives my skin tones a yellow color cast. Which I do not get in any other profile, including SLog3.
    For Zebras I use 95 as well. Except for skin tones, I use 42 for studio shots when there are no windows or bright lights in the shot.

  • @i-primeproductions1517
    @i-primeproductions1517 7 месяцев назад

    My problem with Slog3 using the A7IV is that I found if it’s even slightly overexposed in bright sunlight, it gives the skin tones and unrecoverable weird, pink tone. It’s WAY off every single time. So then, when I try to expose a little lower at some point a A lot of green and noise gets in it. I just found this out at the last wedding. I did where I decided to shoot in Slog3. I don’t like something where I have to be so incredibly careful.

  • @Badger_Made
    @Badger_Made Год назад

    Ive set up S- Cinetone in the normal movie setting in my FX3 and s log 3 (cine ei) in the MR 1,2,3 modes. I’ve never used cinetone because slog 3 is pretty easy to use and I like the workflow

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад

      Yeah once you get use to S-log, it’s hard to film with anything else

    • @Badger_Made
      @Badger_Made Год назад

      @@JasonMorrisphotocinema And by setting up a custom preset in Davinci with all the color management settings (input / workspace / output color spaces), its really just as easy as working with Cinetone (I imagine)

  • @jamescohen
    @jamescohen Год назад

    So far I have found that with my A7 IV, photos in S log 3 are spectacular, but the video all looks soft. Is there a reason for that? Also can I set the camera up for S Cinetone in video and S log 3 in video with different exposure comp or do I have to change settings each time? Any help appreciated

  • @Kaotix_music
    @Kaotix_music Год назад

    On my other YT channel? S-Cinetone for my talking head "talks". I actually just throw on a CST in Davinci R.709 to CIneon Flim to a Kodak film lut to just give it some "punch", i dont usually color much because I use RGB lighting when shooting to get a "look" and if I want to bring the shadows down a bit more or play with exposure? I have a tiny bit of room to do so. If some colors need to be pushed or pulled one way or another? I just throw on a Hue vs Hue/Hue vs Sat node and thats it. For my job, if I am at a trade show and i am literally "run and gunning" the entire week? S-Cinetone again using essentially the same work flow. If im going for more "cinematic" looks with REALLY punchy colors and looks? S-Log3 all day. You can really, really feel you have that more filmic look when you start grading and while maybe it takes a bit longer to grade? The reward you get when your done with the project is more than worth it.

  • @kiddonline504
    @kiddonline504 6 месяцев назад +2

    I use S-Cinetone 100% of the time for my weddings and my grades are better than mostly all slog grades I see lol

  • @neveoney7865
    @neveoney7865 8 месяцев назад

    For the Sony Alpha 7 IV for the S-Cinetone settings, the two ISO values are top and noise-free: 125 and 500...all others in between should I not use for a perfect picture for videos?

  • @saumyainuk
    @saumyainuk Год назад

    Hi Sir,
    I love your contents. I have one doubt which is, I have zv e10 and I love to do wild life photography. Will it be a good combination (Sony ZVe10 with Sigma 150-600 mm lens) for wild life photography and videography???
    Please reply me here or else please make a separate video for it.
    Thanks

  • @FedericoSchiavoneArt
    @FedericoSchiavoneArt Год назад

    I have a question. Why on my A7IV when I use s-log3 my image doesn't appear as flat as in most videos of the same camera on RUclips? It seems more contrasty

  • @juanlazo3248
    @juanlazo3248 Год назад

    Love your videos mate! If I'm a complete beginner and the fastest turnaround time without sacrificing quality what do you recommend? S-Cinetone, Cine2, or HLG? Cheers!

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +1

      I honestly would go S-Cinetone. HLG and Cine profiles still require a bit of grading to the footage.

  • @iDanielSalmeron
    @iDanielSalmeron Год назад

    Which profile would you recommend for shooting basketball with the A7iii

  • @olivierbornand7282
    @olivierbornand7282 11 месяцев назад

    Hi Jason and thanks for your wonderful videos and job ! I am a wedding photographer and am looking forward to start making videos, as well. I would have one question using S-log 3. In a low light situation (for the "First dance" in a wedding, for instance), would you still overexpose the scene higher than ISO 12800 if needed in order to get the +1.7 or +2 stops exposure (talking about the ZV-E1, second based ISO)or would you keep this scene exceptionally at 00 metering or O+3 if the scene looks OK at iso 12800 ? In fact would you sometimes go up to 16'000 or 20600 ISOS in order to have the scene surexposed by 2 stops or would stop at ISO 12800 with a lower metering (0+3 or 0+7 for instance)? I am only talking about low light situations...It would look strange for me to overexpose a dark scene by 2 stops but would do it if you recommand it.

    • @GustavisimoG
      @GustavisimoG 8 месяцев назад

      I'm going to buy an FX-3 soon and watched a lot of footages and tutorials. you shold never shoot in other than the base ISOs (800 or 12800 for the FX-3) That's where you get the perfect image quality with no noise. Play with aperture, ND filters or illuminate the scene rather than shooting in other ISOs. Cheers!

  • @JRH51005
    @JRH51005 9 дней назад +1

    Would you say that 24-105 F4 GM is good lens for video? Im thinking about buying it

  • @marcosengman2859
    @marcosengman2859 10 месяцев назад

    What dual iso would you recomend for Sony A7c, if there is any dual iso on that camera in s-log 3 ? :D

  • @INFOXlive
    @INFOXlive 4 месяца назад

    Good explanations. Every technology comes with caveats. This applies to s-log and s-cinetone as well. S-log isn’t magical tool. Actually on those mirrorless cameras, quality of s-log can be worse than s-cinetone. The problem is noise, colour anomalies etc. S-log requires a lot of expertise and very powerful computers to use in your workflow. It seems that colour grading has become certain hype, often evangelised by people who are selling LUT’s etc. So be careful before jumping to shoot in s-log, this might become very expensive. Both tools are good to have, just do the math before choosing which to use. Most freelance videographers can’t afford s-log. It’s great that Sony made s-cinetone available in new mirrorless cameras.

  • @jacobstone4real
    @jacobstone4real 9 месяцев назад

    I didn’t see any picture profiles on the FX6. Does it not have anything else other than S-Log 3 and S-Cinetone?

  • @smallbizdigitalmedia
    @smallbizdigitalmedia Год назад

    Great video. Just about to start a studio based two person 3 cam video podcast (FX6, A7S3, and FX30 for wide shot and two closer shots). Would you recommend SLOG3 or S-Cinetone?

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад

      that depends how your grading skills are. I would usually suggest s-log due to color matching easier. Plus i am assuming you will have control over the light so S-log can be exposed correctly

  • @AJCoReTV
    @AJCoReTV Год назад

    I thought 70 zebra for skin was the recommended.. thx for sharing about 40 or 90 for overall highlight protection.

  • @cinelensgeeky3648
    @cinelensgeeky3648 Год назад +1

    How did the meike 50mm t.21 perform?

  • @jacksonfilm
    @jacksonfilm Год назад

    Sony always seem to put the best new features in their prosumer cameras, that then v.slowly trickle into the 'professional' line. I've even got a Sony camcorder from about 20 years ago with touch screen focus! (PDx10) That feature has only come to the pro cameras (like the FX6) in the recent years.

  • @CorretjerFilms
    @CorretjerFilms Год назад

    I came across a wedding Film maker who creates his own Log settings inside the Creative picture profile NT very low contrast and very high shadows….flat like slog but not locked to a native iso and his Luts work amazingly on it. Any experience doing your own flat profile outside of slog for flexible iso?

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад

      I use to use HLG and Cine profiles on the A7III but ever since Sony got 10 bit Color it is only highly beneficial to film in s-log

  • @donnybristol
    @donnybristol 11 месяцев назад

    are we still over exposing by 1.7 to 2 on FX3 in sept 2023? Than kyou and love your content!

  • @DTND
    @DTND Год назад

    Great video Jason, thank you.
    So you leave your zebras at 95 in both S-cinetone and S-Log 3, even though they clip at different levels? (109 and 94 I think ?) I’ve been setting them higher in cinetone and curious on your take.

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад

      Yes I leave them the same. S-cinetone specially I try not to blow out those highlights because they disappear very fast

    • @DTND
      @DTND Год назад

      @@JasonMorrisphotocinema good to know and thank you!

    • @RandumbTech
      @RandumbTech Год назад

      @@JasonMorrisphotocinema If you set your Zebras to 95 in SLOG3, you will not see any zebras. Max is 94+ in SLOG3. If you are still seeing zebras at 95, it's because you have a LUT applied in-camera and is using those IRE values. Please pin a comment to the top so that people don't get confused by this and end up with a bunch of overexposed unusable footage. I did a video recently on my channel explaining how Gamma Display Assist can still be used on FX3 - this is precisely the reason why. There is too much confusion otherwise.

  • @wclinus
    @wclinus Год назад +1

    Great video Jason. And I just received my ZV-E1 2 days ago, did you find out if you shot log with embedded LUTs on it, and with “show LUT”, then yes LUT color is on the video when looking at the screen on camera. however when download to computer, it’s still only a plain log video file with no LUT burned in it. 😓😵
    And when google with Sony Menu, that’s what it said

    [Embed LUT File] is locked to [Off] when using SD cards or SDHC cards.”
    Then ZV-E1 is only with 1 SD card slot, what does it mean?
    Anybody successfully have the log with embed LUT and still showing in Computer?

  • @bluenightsky
    @bluenightsky 7 месяцев назад

    Im assuming S-Cinetone would he a good alternative for quick turnaround videos with little dynamic range needed? Im thinking something like indoor shots only or sunrise/susnet golden hour if outside and no night shots. Otherwise,i wonder if S-Cinetone falls apart in other scenarios.

  • @jamskof
    @jamskof Год назад

    what do you mena, by, s-cinematon iso, "is iso 100 TO 2000" I wast aware it was a range, i thought it was just the two cleanest iso values?

  • @ravinusyanugrafitra6470
    @ravinusyanugrafitra6470 Год назад

    What external monitor that you use mostly ?

  • @SianCKB
    @SianCKB Год назад +1

    Will the ZV-E1 in slog3 look the same (image quality wise) like at 3:42 ?? Can't wait to get mine! will be a huge jump from the A6400.

  • @SimplestUsername
    @SimplestUsername Год назад

    5:37 Doesn't the ZV-E1 allow monitor preview LUTs? Couldn't you just download a false color LUT to the camera and use that?

  • @fracture7
    @fracture7 7 месяцев назад

    Sorry for asking this, but my sony fx3 base iso always stops at 160.. if i turn i down again, it will go auto instead of 100, it doesnt let me turn down to iso 100.. may i know why? hope you can help me out please

  • @BearAndTheOutlaw
    @BearAndTheOutlaw Год назад

    Definetly S-Cinetone has been a life saver

  • @onlyonestinger
    @onlyonestinger Год назад

    So I have the FX3 Sony, Im a novice shooter, should I just use S-cinetone expose for highlights 95% zebras? just use S-cinetone, and adjust highlights in Post

  • @wogslu8267
    @wogslu8267 8 месяцев назад

    I just got myself a FX three and it does not have PP7 and PP8 showing i’ve tried everything trying to find it and it’s nowhere to be found. Could you help with that problem?

  • @SidOhzen
    @SidOhzen 2 месяца назад

    What software do you use to grade your footage?

  • @ctogayfilms
    @ctogayfilms Год назад

    2:54 thx for that!

  • @dmitriysvlog1239
    @dmitriysvlog1239 Месяц назад

    You mentioned a few times you get a lot more dynamic range but no numbers were given. If for example FX3 has 15+ stops of dynamic range does it drop to 10 stops with S Cinetone? Numbers would be helpful

  • @wotiluv
    @wotiluv 17 дней назад

    I'm finding S Log time consuming to color if the footage is is not shot precisely within the MM expose range I do think the the footage is quite beautiful with S Cinetone out of the box. I'm a pretty good colorist but it's way too time consuming with S Log

  • @Bo_Hazem
    @Bo_Hazem Год назад

    HLG3 is what I prefer. It can bring shadows very cleanly so you mostly worry about the highlights.

    • @electricalservicesmaroc
      @electricalservicesmaroc Год назад +1

      Great
      Your all setting for hlg3 please ????

    • @Bo_Hazem
      @Bo_Hazem Год назад +2

      @@electricalservicesmaroc Not really much, what you see is what you get. It is like having S-Cinetone but the dynamic range of Slog2 (not Slog3), but it has way superior details recoverability when under or over exposed but not the clipped details. I tend to over expose by 0.7+ but 0.0 is fine as well depending on the scene. Slog3 tends to break down when not exposed perfectly, which makes it a high risk high rewards situation.
      Slog3 uses Rec.709 which is extremely narrow by default, but on S-Gamut3.Cine or S-Gamut/S-Gamut3 which are like roughly 10% wider than Rec.2100/Rec.2020 but you must know how to open up that potential like in DaVinci Resolve Wide Gamut but doubt it'll be as rich in color as Rec.2020/Rec.2100.

    • @Bo_Hazem
      @Bo_Hazem Год назад +2

      @@electricalservicesmaroc Forgot to say that if you wanna deliver your video in Rec.709 you need to convert the video in post or colors might look weird to you.

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +1

      Yeah I use to use HLG with the 8bit Sony cameras. Worked well for me

    • @Bo_Hazem
      @Bo_Hazem Год назад

      @@JasonMorrisphotocinema Yes! Most people didn't give it a chance when 10bit came. SLog3 is great, but HLG3 is much safer with plenty of dynamic range, recoverability, and wide color space to play with.

  • @IdrisB
    @IdrisB 9 месяцев назад

    My s-cinetone looks washed out most times and very faded. Not very usable. Do you really not tweak it?

  • @anderdob
    @anderdob 11 месяцев назад

    I have FX30 and use S-Log 3 BUT when it comes to 120fps Cinetone looks so much better. There's almost no noise and I just dont get it because it makes no sense to me.
    Hows that even possible?
    Unfortunately Cinetone color correction / dynaming range is tragic compared to S-Log 3.

  • @jamessaykhamphone9282
    @jamessaykhamphone9282 5 месяцев назад

    Which picture profile gives the cinema/movie look without color grading and/or would it be better to not use a picture profile to achieve that look?

    • @INFOXlive
      @INFOXlive 4 месяца назад

      What exactly is cinema look? Cinematography began in the late 1880s! In that time, technological capabilities have changed significantly, and digital processing is relatively new. A terrible plot cannot be compensated for by anything, but a great production can still be pleasant even if it has limited technological solutions.

  • @TelevisionCrews
    @TelevisionCrews Год назад

    I am a bit confused. I thought when using zebras, we expose for 70 IRE? Why 42?

  • @NINETY-97-SEVEN
    @NINETY-97-SEVEN Год назад

    So when using false color should you also overexpose for slog3? So for example the skin shows green which is good but for slog3 does it need to be at yellow or something? I'm a bit confused there 😅 great video!

    • @JasonMorrisphotocinema
      @JasonMorrisphotocinema  Год назад +1

      That’s how I do it. I try not to have too much yellow in my skin exposure. Just a little before that and you’ll have clean results

    • @NINETY-97-SEVEN
      @NINETY-97-SEVEN Год назад

      @@JasonMorrisphotocinema Thank you Jason! 👊🏻🔥

  • @jalexanderevans
    @jalexanderevans Год назад

    CINE-EI shoots in slog-3 S gamut 3 cine, it just locks it down at base ISOs and those settings.