Hi,
I wonder if anyone can explain the following:
On my Sony A1, I had set the picture profile set to S-Log3/S-Gamut3.Cine
I accidentally set ISO at 200 which has horizontal bars above and below.
The videos worked fine but when I shot STILLS without changing the Picture Profile from PP8 to OFF - the REVIEW (on camera display) screen showed that they were exposed properly, but when I brought them into Lightroom, all of the RAW images were about 3 stops underexposed.
In Lightroom by increasing the exposure by +3, the images were fine but somewhat grainy at times - I guess my question is why did the REVIEW on the camera look perfectly exposed, but in Lightroom the RAWs were underexposed.
What do others do when they are in an S-LOG profile and want to quickly shoot stills or vice-versa.
TIA.
John M
I wonder if anyone can explain the following:
On my Sony A1, I had set the picture profile set to S-Log3/S-Gamut3.Cine
I accidentally set ISO at 200 which has horizontal bars above and below.
The videos worked fine but when I shot STILLS without changing the Picture Profile from PP8 to OFF - the REVIEW (on camera display) screen showed that they were exposed properly, but when I brought them into Lightroom, all of the RAW images were about 3 stops underexposed.
In Lightroom by increasing the exposure by +3, the images were fine but somewhat grainy at times - I guess my question is why did the REVIEW on the camera look perfectly exposed, but in Lightroom the RAWs were underexposed.
What do others do when they are in an S-LOG profile and want to quickly shoot stills or vice-versa.
TIA.
John M