How To Use And Color Correct HLG3 Footage - Sony ZV-E10 FREE LUT!!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- In this video I show you the easiest ways to correct HLG Footage (HLG3 to be exact) on Sony or any camera that can record HLG. I show you how to color-grade from scratch as well a applying corrective LUTs. I also give you a LUT for free because I'm a nice guy.
Also, for all LUTS, it’s best to manually white balance and turn you detail down to -7 on PP10 if using a Sony Camera.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:28 Why HLG
2:00 How To Setup Your Camera
2:45 Should You Apply A LUT
3:50 Why Use A Correction LUT
4:25 How To Get The LeemingLUT
6:20 Where LUTS Are Stored In Final Cut
8:14 How To Apply A LUT An Final Cut
10:23 Color Grade From Scratch in Final Cut
12:41 Apply LUTs in DaVinci Resolve
13:47 Color Grade From Scratch in DaVinci Resolve
16:13 Conclusion
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Danke!
No, thank you - very kind!!
The first LUT that gives a natural look to HLG footage - GREAT!!
glad it helps!
Hi Mark, I recently bought my first camera, real camera, ZV E10 and have learnt heaps from your channel. I thought the standard camera settings looked good after using a phone camera for many years. I set up my ZV E10 as per your video and downloaded your LUT as well as a few other free LUTs online. WOW. What a difference. My videos look amazing without the skies being blown. Colour's look great, lots of detail still in the sky. Thank you for your great channel and sharing your knowledge.
I followed your settings and uploaded the Lemming LUTS you talked about. This was the best video I have ever made! I am so glad I got the ZV-E10 and found your channel. Thanks!
That's really great to hear!!
Thank you SO MUCH for creating the hlg3 LUT. I work mostly with hlg3 and have always corrected everything individually, but I just tried yours, and every clip that I tried it with burst into life instantly. Colours pop better and it just looks way more alive with so little to do. Many thanks.
Great to hear!!
Dear @@MarkBennettCameraCrisis,
Could you please make a video how to expose 70% zebra and exposure meter 0.0 please🙏
Just purchased the Leeming LUT and tried it out, works great. Your vid made it simple and painless to get the color grading just right. Well done and concise, appreciate your effort! 🤙
Hi Mark. I bought the Leeming lut for this camera and it is an amazing solution. However, I’ve been playing around with your lut also for non HLG3, and it works great removing the green tint. I also doubled your lut and it gives it a great look without doing much color grading. Thank you!
Great to hear!! I’m glad that it’s useful 👍👍
This is so needed. I went a bought the Leeming LUTS after watching this and have already completed several videos using them. Unfortunately now I want to go redo my past 4 years of work with this new to me information. Thanks.
well, you’ve got tons of work ahead of you then 😂
I've been juggling between bunch of budget cameras and you are mainly the reason why I ended up buying sony zv e10 yesterday...haven't done any test footage yet but I'm planning on doing that once I watch all your zv e10 videos to learn more...thank you for your help!
Thank you for this Mark, great video. Followed along and hey presto! So happy to have Leeming and Camera Crisis LUTs to play with. I feel my little ZV respects me more now too.
Well, I didn't watch this video yet, but i am here just to tell you that you're doing a great job 👏🏼 i started watching your videos since the UL-150 light one, and since then i have been a fan of your videos, the way you talk, the humble character you are.. keep making these videos and keep holding to your very personality and you will take off soon 😊 way to go man! 👍🏼
Regards from Cairo, Egypt 🇪🇬
Thanks, Andrew, that’s an awesome thing to say!! UL-150 - that’s way back. 😀 Side-note - my wife was born in Alexandria - so my kids are 1/4 Egyptian (she’s half) 😎
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis haha that's cool! Then you owe Egypt a visit to shoot some great footage of ancient sceneries with your ZV-E10 😄 (that i just bought as well 😅)
If ever happened, i would be very happy to take you for a tour 😊
@@andrewwadid sounds good!!
Thank you so much sir for all the videos and info on the zve10 specifically. It’s been my first (starter) camera and you have been pivotal in learning how to capture 4K footage in log profiles. I did wonder more about the color checker in this video and the workflow
I’ll do a little more of that
An AMAZING video about the details of color correction! This beginner thanks you!
Dude you are killing it! Keep going don't give up.
Haha - thanks!!
Thank you SO MUCH for creating the hlg3 LUT
Eres simplemente el mejor en esto! Que bueno que dedicas todo este tiempo a mejorar el mundo creativo de aquellos que quieren impactar el mundo con una cámara.
thank you!!
thank you very much from France for all your great videos, YT needs more guy like you 👏
AAAAAAAAWWWWWEEEEEESSSSOOOOOOMEEEE 🤩 I have been waiting for this video and I am so thankful for the LUT too 🤩 you are absolutely perfect 🥰
That’s what I tell everyone!! 🤣🤣
You're doing a wonderful service, especially for folks just getting started. I've learned a ton! Also, your LUT was a game changer. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis For sure! Could I ask just one quick question about using the Leeming LUT and ETTR? In manual mode and a studio setting, what's the best way to change exposure for his recommendations and keep quality? I was hoping to not have to switch to Auto ISO. Thank you for the time!
if you are shooting at 24fps, 1/50 shutter speed, and your aperture is wide open (lowest it can go) - then you will have to increase your ISO to get the proper exposure. If you are finding the HLG3 requires your ISO to go too high - check out the leeminglut with the Cine2 profile. It will included in the same pack
Awesome stuff man! Keep the videos coming you’re doing great!
Appreciate it!
Really happy that I am slowly learning from you Mark!
🙏😊
Haha - I’m glad!!
Another excellent video Mark! Headed to buy the leemingLUT now!
Still using them everyday 😃
Hello my brother, very good video and super well explained, thanks for the luts I will test it on my ZV E10, thanks for investing your time to teach us your knowledge.
You’re welcome!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis 🤗🤗🤗
You are really very awesome Mark , Thanks a lot , Thankfully not many past videos to update to the Luts
Thankyou so much bro for the LUT my footage looks much better now😍
Awesome - you’re the first to try it and let me know!! Glad it helped 👍👍
I put my life in your hands! Well, maybe not my life, but my video color grading efforts. The Leeming LUTS are worth the cost and much more. You cut my workflow by at least 75%. Thanks!
it makes a huge difference. gives you a useable image in one click
man I wish you all every success in your channel! very good content and laughs! im a fan already. i hope to see you on streets on that very unique day that you receive sunlight!
once and a while I go out 😂
Excellent, this video is extremely helpful.
Glad it was useful!!
thankyou so much for the free lut man. i appreciate it! Very usefull video!
Glad it was helpful!! 👍👍
So many videos to watch! I love your free LUT! Fantastic to grade my regular footage. Now it's not green anymore! Yippiee! Thank you so very much!!!! For my talking head videos I still prefer my underwater setting though (less ruddiness in my face - don't question it. I'm a woman. We have certain requirements.)
glad it works!! I’ll have to try underwater setting 🤣
Thanks Mark, Great video as usual. Got my ZV-E10 last weekend and the Zhiyun M3, which is too heavy so getting the M2S - (which is what you recommended in the first place) 😀👍
small lenses, the zv-e10 and the M2S is magic.
Now way! There it is! Thank you so much.
This was just soooooo helpful!
Love Your LUT! thank you very much, very helpful!
Glad it's working for you!!
Your free LUT is GOAT
Hi Mark I used your Lut for my video 'Holiday 2023', and 'Scotland 2023'. Most of the footage was with the a6400 (same sensor as ZV E10), though a few scenes were with my wife's Canon G5xii. I am definitely a novice, though I noticed a marked improvement in tone and colours when I used your lut. I will need to practice with the zebra's more, and take care not to oversaturate in post, but I think most of what I produced appeared OK. All tips you provide are greatly appreciated and I may consider the Leeming Luts.
I don't even use HLG, I'm just here for more Mark content 😩
fine with me!! 🤣🤣
So am I, this guy is great!
Thank you for the free LUT!
Great information, thank you so much!
Yesssss! Needed this. 💪
All right!! 😎😎
Think I might have to try out this colour correction thingy, since you make it look so easy.
Maybe make my own yucky lut 😉
Thanks for explaining for us old dudes✌️
haha - I can't even remember where I got that yucky lut 😂😂
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis My kind of file-naming🤣
So, so helpful. Thank you!
great content! keep it up !
My reaction when you applied the Lut made my cat grompy like “weow” damn that’s really nice!
I knew you would beat Wolverine! This is a video that is really useful to me, learned a lot. Thanks!
To be fair, Deadpool helped
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis He's always there for us :)
This Video saved me!! I thought you had to color grade every time:) Thank You
Happy to help!
Nice video Mark
Great professor!
Your LUT is great, thank you!
Glad you like it!
Great video man, thank you so much!
Glad you liked it!
Super helpful!
Mark you are awesome... already test your lut
Sony HLG 3 BT 2020 In premiere pro A camera crisis lut realy work a good Job Thank's For make and share the lut
Great to hear!! 👍
Man I would watch your video just for your sense of humor forget about the subject matter : ) , Thanks for what you are sharing with the world.
I appreciate that!
Thanks much for that!
Thanks for your LUT ITS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Goad it works for you!!
You do a great job with these and I've been watching quite a few of your them! I also have a Sony A7 III. Are there any special considerations for using many of these same settings shown for the ZV-E10 on the A7? Do the settings translate nicely between the two?
Yes - the image and settings are extremely similar. The work together well.
You deserve more subs and waaaay more likes
haha. Thanks!!
Hey, Mark! Thanks for being such a nice guy and giving us your LUT for free. One question: is there any "special reason" you suggest to use PP10, or could I just go ahead and setup any other PP with same variables (HLG3 + detail -7 + BT20) in order to properly apply your CameraCrisis LUT? Thanks again!
Just noticed PP10 has knee set to "manual", 100% with +5 slope.
you can use any PP - I just chose 10 because it was already HLG3. you can set the knew t auto
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis alright, thanks!
Wow, the passport is now $150! I did just purchase the Leeming LUTs for my Sony ZV-E10, DJI Pocket 2, and DJI Mavic Mini 2, (didn't see on for GoPro Max though)....hope to see some huge improvements now in color of my videos. Thanks Mark! I use Premier Pro so I'll need to figure out all the settings you talked about with that software instead.
With the LeemingLUT - you won’t have to do anything. just setup up the camera according to his instructions, expose the footage the way he says and then apply the LUT. Simple
I'm new to flat profiles, gonna try this soon
Yur a god sent! Thank you!
Haha - that’s what I tell my wife!! 🤣
Great great video. Thanks for sharing. Btw, what mic are you using? Sounds good!
I’m using the Rode NTG Videomic, but I wouldn’t recommend it. try the Diety D3 Pro instead. The sound similar, but the diety is cheaper, and doesn’t have the clipping problems the Rode has.
You convince me to subscribe to you. Well done 👍
thanks!!
My man! Thanks a lot!
You bet!👍
Thank you very much for the video! I bought the Leeming LUT for the ZVE10 but I don't quite understand the process (FULL CAMERA SETUP GUIDE (≥ 2021) if I followed the instructions attached in the pdf. The ZVE10 is a little different from the A7S3 and if I add that to I'm new to video cameras... I can't understand half of the steps 😂
Very nice video🌸
Thanks!!
Thanks for this great video. One thing I noticed when you were comparing the two LUTs on your outside shot was that the highlights in the upper left are blown out with the Leeming LUT whereas your LUT preserved them better and the overhead cable was visible. I don't know if that's just a function of my monitor hardware, 2017 5K iMac calibrated to a 6500k white point in the native Wide Gamut RGB profile, or something else but it gives me pause with the Leeming LUT because blown highlights are a pet peeve of mine.
with the LeemingLUT, you can expose the highlights to 99 on the sky and that way you know they won’t be blown out. You may have to bring up the shadows if trying to preserve the highlights. But I will actually be doing a comparison with the LeemingLUT and Phantom LUTS (and my own) because you don’t need to expose to the right with Phantom.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Thanks for the reply and looking forward to your video.
Love your videos. So informative and entertaining at the same time.
Found you while doing research for the ZvE10 and have learned a ton, so thank you.
I have a question. I added the ZVe10 to my setup to do multicam shoots along with my sony a6300. I was hoping to start using the HLG3 profile based on this video, but when I went to asetup the A6300 I noticed it doesn't have it. I need both cameras to match, with minimum to no color correction (not my strong point).
Can you recommend another profile? or a workaround?
I shoot indoors with lights so my lighting is consistent.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Mike
Thanks!! I would suggest using the Cine2 leeming lut for the a6300 - follow the instructions in the setup guide he has for the cine2 profile and then apply the appropriate LUT - it should be a pretty good match. you can also do the cine2 with the ZV-E10 and they should be even closer.
And you might also have success with S-Log2 and the LeemingLUT for both - since you are inside with constant lighting. As long as you don’t do a ton of colour grading - you might be able to get away with the S-log2 in your environment. Try out both and see which is better for you (since buying the Sony Picture profile LUTS from LeemingLUT includes them all)
Hey Mark, thank you for these videos - Ive been watching them all since deciding the ZVE10 was the camera for me - I'm a bit stuck and hoping you can help. How do I set white balance with a white card when using memory profiles? I've followed your setup guide for the camera so Ive got 4k 25p on 1, and 1080p 100p on M1, but when Im inside these profiles and I try and set the white balance the button is greyed out and it warns me that the feature is unavailable in custom profile. Am I missing something? If I switch just back to regular manual for example I can then set the white balance with a grey card, but as soon as I switch back into my custom profile I lose it. Is there some workaround? I really want to be able to do this workflow of white balance, expose to the right, corrective out.
Sorry I missed this comment. Unfortunately, you cannot set a custom white balance in memory. It’s an annoying quirk of mist Sony cameras
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis No worries! I've learned to live without it, the zve10 seems to do a pretty good job at auto wb.
got the ZV-E10 with the kit lens just waiting for it to arrive 🙂 also downloaded your luts
Hope it suits your footage!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis me too I’m sure it’s gonna look amazing specially after using a gopro hero7 black for all this time
@@ZEROstig Definitely!!
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Ty so much for letting everyone know about this camera I think you should do a video on what camera angles you can use to make cinematic looking b roll I’m sure that’s where my review videos are lacking
I know the video covers HLG3 more than HLG2, HLG1 and HLG, but here in my tests doing home recordings in low light and high light environments, HLG (no number), turned out better than HLG1, 2 and 3 in my opinion.
Cine2 was also good, but the texture that HLG (no number) brought was really sensational.
In my works I will intersperse some takes in HLG and others in HLG3 and draw real conclusions from day to day work, but for now I felt satisfied with pure HLG (no number)
Note: It would be cool to side by side all the HLGs with a Fix Lut to see which one would be cool by public opinion
i gotta say seems even with HLG3 you really do need to make sure your exposure and everything is right otherwise its gonna look bad i decided im laying off all these various gamma curves for now and just using regular profile maybe i can use something like magic bullet looks to tweak things slightly though not as much as with gamma curve but yeah lol glad i figured it out BEFORE the main even im vidoeing this week
yes, when you can’t dial in your exposure just right the HLG won’t come out as well. lately I’ve been using Cine2 a lot because it’s just easier to expose.
Great content! My question is, how do u change the color space of the timeline in Adobe premiere pro? Or is it even necessary?
EDIT: maybe a better question would be: do I need to first modify the color space of the hlg3 footage through "interpret footage" before dropping it into the timeline and applying the LUT? Or just drop it into the timeline and apply the LUT directly?
You can drag your footage to the timeline and then drop my LUT or the leeming lut right onto your footage. the LUTS will change it for you
Very nice video, thanks! Do you always need change the detail in post when you set it to -7 in-camera?
I recently shot some practice footage in auto-whitebalance, the colors are all over the place. How would you go about and correct that?
if you set the detail to -7 you should add some sharpening in post, yes. otherwise your footage won’t be a sharp as it should be. next time you’re shooting, set your whitebalance manually, or set it to daylight if you are outside.
Great video by the way, could you let me know what your in Camera detail level is on?
Thanks .I just play the HLG on the Sony tv to get the HDR boost & then continue to use the tv for any corrections to 709 etc but i prefer 2020 for 4k tv .
hello, thank you for the great video! do i have to set HLG3 in the zve 10 setting first to be able to grade the color like this? In Davinci Resolve effect 'color space transform' what should I put for 'Input Color Space' 'input gamma', 'output Color Space' 'output gamma' for sony zve 10? thank you very much!
You look like a young, successful Frank Gallagher. I love your content, this video helps me a lot
Awesome video! Quick question, I've always converted HLG footage by changing the color space override to REC 709 via settings. I've alway had the greenish tint. Is there a way to combat that or should I just change it via HDR tools/correction luts? Thank you!!
If you are grading yourself, I would use the HDR tools and use the HLG to 709 drop down like I did in the video. Using the color space override will give you that green image you are getting and even with a color checker in the shot, it will take a while to grade and results may not be optimal.
If you are using a LUT designed for HLG like the LeemingLUT or the one I included - you don’t have to worry - just drop it in to the footage and you’re ok.
ure the best
Thank you!
You bet!
I noticed you are more keen on cine2 instead hlg3, so I am wondering do I leave other settings the same In profile or there is somethin I should change to make it work with cine2 with your free lut? Thanks so much, love your chanl
Hi mark great video !! Can i use the hlg3 with my zve10 without changing the exposure ? ( and after that using the leeming lut in premier ). Can all of this work without changing the exposure ?
I finally got my lil doggie (hope I'm not too late haha) I'll use your LUT until I save enough to get Paul Leeming's. Yours looks amazing tho !!!
Thanks!! Glad it's working for you
Can you do a video on the color checker and how to use it with the ZV-E10, as well as how to use it when color correcting?
Caleb Pike from DSLRvideoshooter did a great one ua-cam.com/video/i8DuPM-CtCk/v-deo.html
Mark, did you do a video on exposure settings for HLG3?
Great video, I found it very helpful.
There is one thing that I would like to ask. Did you have issue with reds on the skin? I’m not sure why but my face looks definitely too red when lut is applied.
Yes - it does skew red. If I had my time back I would have taken down the reds
Hey Mark...Excellent tutorial...Hats off to you..I am using the Vinci Resolve...How can I apply color correction with Leeming Lut? Please Guide
you can apply the leeminglut in davinci no problem. Just load it into your custom luts and click
Awesome content. Love your videos. I have learned a lot. Thank you so much! Would the HLG color profile work for streaming/Zoom using the ZVE10 USBC/720p output (and applying LUT using OBS)?
Thanks!! A LUT through OBS should work, yes.
The main problem with HLG is still that if you would just like to use it with OBS for streaming, you will still require a huge amount of light. In my case, that was not possible because proper lighting requires a lot of space which you usually don’t have in a regular desk corner. And no, even putting an Elgato Keylight at 100% will not be sufficient from my experience. Also, you will rarely have your Zoom call in a room with artificial lighting only which means you require even more light to compete with the natural light from outside.
I ended up using the Cine2 Leeming LUT with Cine2 Profile. It will not be HDR obviously but still gives you a decent result where people on Zoom will still be very impressed by your appearance.
@@jpawlowski thank you so much for this response. I appreciate you pointing out how much extra light it would require to pull this off and that a maxed out El Gato wouldn’t be enough. Will experiment with Cine2! Thank you again!!
Thank you for the guide! If I applied your LUT as a Camera LUT, what Input should I use afterward when applying Custom LUT (that is creative LUT) in Final Cut Pro? Rec.2020, Rec.709, or another?
You shouldn't need to apply any other lut - the footage should be converted for you and you can colour grade to taste
Cheers, Mark. Used HLG3 after your ZV-E10 tips and now you even giving me a free LUT (which is perfectly fine for me). Just one thing: I noticed not a big difference between Colorspace Override on Rec. 2020 and the Camera Crisis-Lut (Colorspace Override off) Is it just my mac screen or are the differences really so marginal?
depending on your editor it could be different, but I provided a very neutral profile, so it should be similar to the color space override. 👍
Thank you Man (y)
You're welcome!
Спасибо за лут, ты бог.
Hi Mark, thanks for the wonderful video. Are you able to confirm if HLG3 exposure settings are applicable to 4K and HD frame rates? What are some of your recommended parameters for each?
Cheers
Yes - works the same for both
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis much appreciated Mark.
Hello Mark, I purchased Leeming LUT PRO. I have the SONY ZV E-10. Now the instructions are very complicated to be honest. Is there any way you can help out, installing them for SONY ZV E-10? Great content man. Thank You.
just set pp10 to hlg3 - and use that one. set set your zebras to 85% on your face (or whoever you are shooting). then apply the LUT in post. you can colour grade to taste after that. I usually just add a little contrast.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis thanks for answering very quick. Ok… I have this. HLG3 with its settings, Zebra at 85, Detail -7, Exposure Comp +1.3, ISO 125, Auto WB, Shoot Mode Auto. Is this ok?
Дякуємо!
too kind!!
Hi Mark. Would you still recommend HLG-3 for the zve-10 instead of slog3 which you made a video for the A7IV?
Yes, HLG3 for the ZV-E10. Slog3 works with the A7iv because of the 10-bit colour. The ZV-E10 has 8-bit so slog3 won’t grade well.
Thank you so much for this video Mark! I do have one question though, you said in the video that the correct way to expose your videos with the leeming lut is to expose to the right, how about low light situations where I cannot leave the iso at base value? (I've read several places that ETTr only makes sense if the iso is at base)
You can go up with the ISO a bit - I do it all the time. Try not to go past ISO 1000 or so. You can also use the ATHENA version of the Leeming LUT which is included with the regular LUT. This will let you expose the image not as far to to the right and give you a brighter image. You can do something like +1 open the M.M.
@@MarkBennettCameraCrisis Wow, thanks for such a fast reply! You got yourself a new subscriber. I do actually have a few more questions now that I've played around with it a bit. Firstly, I use davinci resolve, and I do get that red tint. I find it really frustrating, since color grading something that doesn't look like it should, or how it will look when exported is really annoying and I was wondering if a solution would be to fix it in camera, so that it records less red? I did try to check the parade before applying the leeming lut, and red seems to be prevalent even before the lut, albeit a lot less noticeable.
The other question is regarding color management, should I leave it at DavinciYRGB with Rec.2020(scene) as I've been experimenting with (I don't know if it actually has anything to do with the color mode BT.2020 in the camera, but it looks pretty normal to my eyes. Or should I go with some sort of color management?
thanks
Hi Mark, great tutorial as always!! Bought the Leeming lut recently and tried it myself. Since I have a habit of capturing the color checkr before every shot. My question is, do I still need to do color correction after applying the lut? Because looking at the data (parade, vectorscope & etc) I notice it didn't exactly match. For example in Davinci, I left the 1st node untouched and on the 2nd I apply the Lut, on the 3rd I started doing all the necessary adjustment based on the color checkr. Should I be doing that or should I just straight go to grading after applying the lut? Beginner here and struggling 😢, Help
Omg , same problem ! 😂 I was thinking straight applying lut on the footage itself and start grading using nodes after. Or was I wrong 😮
Wouldn't it be redundant to do color correction after applying a color correction lut? 🤔 I'm not sure, I only use the lut then tweak a little after. Didn't have a color chart though.
I apply the lut and then colour grade to tase. Usually I reduce the blacks a little and depending on the sony camera I remove a little red and blue. You method sounds fine to me!!