Select [Canon Log]. Select [On ()] or [On ()] (). Set the options as desired.

May 6, 2024 - I have for months been fine tuning the EOSHD C-LOG Picture Profile on my 1D C, so that all other Canon DSLRs can benefit from it as well. The only difference is that the official Canon 1D C LOG mode has a bit more latitude in the highlights, but they are VERY similar! Also in the deal are a set of ...

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November 23, 2024 - My general approach is to first set my aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, then fine-tune the exposure using an ND filter if necessary to avoid overexposure. For underexposed scenes, I’ll either introduce additional lighting or, as a last resort, increase the ISO to balance the exposure. Assuming you've enabled recording in Log format on your camera, let's dive into how to expose footage correctly when shooting with Canon C-Log or any Log profile.

Select [Canon Log]. Select [On ()] (). Set the options as desired.

With Canon Log set, the following will not work with movie shooting: Picture Style, Auto Lighting Optimizer, Highlight Tone Priority, Time-lapse Movies, and HDR movies.

Select [Canon Log]. Select [On ()] or [On ()] (). Set the options as desired.

If you don’t have time or budget to grade Canon Log footage, there are cinematic video settings and Canon camera colour profiles to help you create video that looks great and is ready to share straight away. As highlighted earlier, a standard Custom Picture (CP) setting such as BT.709 or ...

If you don’t have time or budget to grade Canon Log footage, there are cinematic video settings and Canon camera colour profiles to help you create video that looks great and is ready to share straight away. As highlighted earlier, a standard Custom Picture (CP) setting such as BT.709 or ...

Select [Canon Log]. Select [On ()] (). Set the options as desired.

May 12, 2020 - If you are not comfortable color ... picture profile just reduce the sharpening - I would recommend the neutral picture profile, and sharpness to 0, and add a bit of sharpness in your editor of choice, that way you can dial ...

Select [Canon Log]. Select [On ()] (). Set the options as desired.

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December 15, 2025 - C-Log 3 Activation: Navigate to the red menu (camera icon) and enable C-Log 3. On the Canon R6 mark ii, it’s on page 5. Live View: Enable for a Rec.709 preview, but remember, this can be inaccurate when exposing to the right. So I don’t use it, and instead use other exposure tools to help me. Picture Profile: I add sharpness (+3) in-camera to save editing time. I find the image too soft at the default setting.

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Select [Canon Log]. Select [On ()] or [On ()] (). Set the options as desired.

February 16, 2024 - It looks like you're perfectly correct; the settings in the "Canon Cinema RAW Light Source Settings" panel determine, after the fact, how the RAW data is treated by Premiere Pro. I wasn't seeing this because I always shoot Log, and by default Premiere treats the RAW from the R5C as Log 2. So applying my normal de-log LUT in an adjustment layer worked. So your premise is correct; in RAW shooting, at least as far as Log goes, what you record is not affected by the picture profile.

October 17, 2025 - In the fifth camera menu, scroll down to Canon Log Settings, then toggle Canon Log on.