Pedro Knigge

29 minutes ago, Asmundma said:

Ok example of clog - but you need to find a high dynamic scene that has content in the very low end of the histogram and the very top end using e.g. Canons standard profile. By using clog, the shadows will be raised. Then you need to expose correctly and revert it back to something similar as the standard profile (punch)  with the given luts (or manually grade), but with higher dynamic range. Unless you not able to get back to what is told to be "canon color science" (or correct colors) nothing is proven. Anybody can create a log profile and use whatever lut and show something- We can do this with any Sony camera as well.

I will try this with my 1dx2, but challenge other to do the same.... over the next days.

 In my previous example, earlier in the thread, I did not expose correctly and even if it was not clipping, I was not able to get correct colors for the light part of the picture.

What I see in the examples over, none of them seems to have a big dynamic range, and as such a log profile is not needed. You can just grade to your taste.

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I did some basic test and I can say that at last you have one diaf point better of exposure at the end.

56 minutes ago, Nikkor said:

Stupid question but does it work on the eos m? I guess it does, has anyone tried it?

Yes, It's works

1 hour ago, mercer said:

I will say the results look fantastic. Has there been confirmation if this will work with the eos-m?

I really like this look. Which Canon camera did you use?

Was Canon 6D, I have a Eos M1, I can try and if works I let you know!

1 hour ago, mercer said:

I will say the results look fantastic. Has there been confirmation if this will work with the eos-m?

I works! I just installed, I will try to make some test when have time.

Short test of the new C-log profile in differentes situations of light and contrast. Graded only with Filmconvert using c300 log profile.
This was a very first attempt and was a real production for a wedding video but I push Iso to 3200 without problem and even in 12.800 noise is better than prolost profile. Being a log profile skintones work great.