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Shooting in LOG can dramatically improve your footage - but only if you use it the right way.

In this video, I’ll show you my best practice workflow for shooting in LOG using manual mode - whether you’re filming with a drone or a mirrorless camera like the Sony Alpha 6700.

You’ll learn:

• Why auto mode ruins cinematic motion
• How to set your shutter speed correctly
• Why ISO should stay near base ISO
• When and why you need ND filters
• How to properly expose LOG footage
• My personal exposure rule (+0.5 to +1 EV)

If you’ve ever struggled with harsh contrast in snow, bright skies, or high dynamic range scenes - this workflow will help you get consistent and flexible footage.

I personally use polarized Freewell ND filters on both my drone and my mirrorless camera to maintain cinematic motion and control highlights.

Manual shooting in LOG isn’t complicated – once you understand the basics, it becomes predictable, consistent and way more fun.

🎥 Gear used:
Sony Alpha 6700
DJI Air 3s Drone (D-Log M)
Freewell Polarized ND Filters


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