
Shooting in Log: The Importance of Color Correction
Color correction is everywhere – every photo you see in magazines, every show and movie on Netflix, even your Instagram filters are a form of color correction. On phones you only have so much color correction that can be done, but professional equipment opens up many different color grading directions. At KC, we shoot most of our video content in log. Shooting in log records what the camera sees logarithmically, which means it captures as much data as possible, rather than capturing specifically for the human eye or a video screen. Sometimes this means that the video playback on set looks somewhat foggy or washed out. But why?