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[Music] hello everybody and one earth is aloft profile C log s log V log you have probably heard of them before now these are log profiles but what do they actually do apart from making your image look really flat now in fact this video was shot using C log on the Canon c100 mark 2 so if I turn off my color correction this is what rossi log looks like now log is not raw its simply a picture profile baked into the image and long is actually short for logarithmic and despite me being Asian I am actually horrible at logarithms now youll usually find blog profiles in high-end prosumer cameras such as the Sony a7 then a Canon c100 and sometimes camera makers of scumbags and they make the extra photos all profile now the reason behind the profile being called logarithmic is simply because it appends a logarithmic exposure curve to your image very much like the curves function in Photoshop and thats pretty much all it is it applies an exposure curve to your image then you might ask if it