DESCRIBE THE BUG:
The S-Log3/S-Gmaut3.cine LUT is underexposing the image when the codec is ProResRAW (in my case from an A7SIII).
The same video file taken from the camera (XAVCS-I) is working fine.
TO REPRODUCE:
Shoot ProResRAW on an A7SIII ; settings for camera and Atomos Ninja V are S-Log3/S-Gamut3.Cine
Set the camera to ISO 12800
Import to ProResRAW footage to Final Cut Pro, select the matching LUT (make sure to select the .cine LUT).
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR:
Normal LUT conversion, should have brightness similar to the normal S-Log3/S-Gamut3.cine LUT.
SCREENSHOTS:
Screenshot 1: Expected behavior (using the S-Log3/S-Gamut3.cine LUT)
Screenshot 2: Actual behavior with the correct LUT applied, the image is several steps to dark.
Apple Feedback Assistant ID: FB13631126
DESCRIBE THE BUG: The S-Log3/S-Gmaut3.cine LUT is underexposing the image when the codec is ProResRAW (in my case from an A7SIII). The same video file taken from the camera (XAVCS-I) is working fine.
TO REPRODUCE: Shoot ProResRAW on an A7SIII ; settings for camera and Atomos Ninja V are S-Log3/S-Gamut3.Cine Set the camera to ISO 12800 Import to ProResRAW footage to Final Cut Pro, select the matching LUT (make sure to select the .cine LUT).
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR: Normal LUT conversion, should have brightness similar to the normal S-Log3/S-Gamut3.cine LUT.
SCREENSHOTS:![Bildschirmfoto 2024-02-18 um 12 59 57](https://github.com/CommandPost/FCPCafe/assets/127972218/99b7d14b-22bf-49c1-b931-1e01755030e5)
Screenshot 1: Expected behavior (using the S-Log3/S-Gamut3.cine LUT)
Screenshot 2: Actual behavior with the correct LUT applied, the image is several steps to dark.
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