Interchangeable Lens Digital CameraILME-FX3Ver.2 or later

[Log Shooting] mode details

Details of each Log shooting mode are as follows.

Flexible ISO:

A shooting mode that allows you to record S-Log material by adjusting the exposure settings including ISO sensitivity according to the shooting scene.

Cine EI Quick:

A shooting mode in which movies are recorded using a Base ISO, as is the case with the Cine EI mode, but the Base ISO switches automatically according to the adjusted EI value.

Cine EI:

A shooting mode that allows you to shoot with two Base ISO settings that can express clear images with the maximum dynamic range and suppressed noise.

Confirming the Log shooting settings displayed on the screen

Depending on the [Log Shooting] settings, the part marked with (A) indicating ISO sensitivity on the movie shooting screen changes.

• The displayed contents may differ from the actual display.

When [Log Shooting] is set to [Off] or [Flexible ISO]:

ISO sensitivity is displayed.

Example: ISO 400, ISO 400

When [Log Shooting] is set to [Cine EI Quick] or [Cine EI]:

The EI value, latitude, Base ISO ([L] for low sensitivity and [H] for high sensitivity) are displayed.

Example: 800EI/6.0E/L
The second numerical value of the setting indicates how many steps of brightness information are assigned for bright areas (brightness higher than 18% gray). Areas brighter than these are overexposed.
Example: In “800EI/6.0E,” 6.0 steps are assigned on the bright side.