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10 Look Settings
10.1 Color Processing and Color Space
LogC4
ARRI LogC4 is a direct successor to the prior LogC3 encoding definition in use since 2011 and was
designed to optimize the encoding precision and production usability of the increased dynamic range of
the ALEXA 35's ALEV4 sensor.
The LogC curve is a logarithmic encoding of the scene, which means that the relationship between the
exposure measured in stops and the signal is constant over a wide range. The overall shape of the
LogC curve is similar to the exposure curves of film negatives.
However, due to fundamental differences between a sensor and a negative film, the color
characteristics remain different. While the LogC3 curve was different for different exposure indexes
(which made post processing a bit more complicated), the new LogC4 curve has the same shape for all
exposure indexes.
When you look at a LogC4 image, 18% gray will look darker than it used to in LogC3. Since the curve
extends farther to the right in the graphic, the point of 18% gray ends up being lower on the curve:
For further information please see the ARRI LogC4 Specification, available in the download section of
the ALEXA 35 Website .
VF Processing
► Select
MENU > Image > Look > VF Processing
to set the processing for the EVF and the Monitor.
Following options are available:
LogC4
Look (SDR)
Look (EVF: HDR, Mon: SDR) Images are output in LogC4 on EVF and the Monitor.
The active look is applied to EVF and the Monitor in SDR.
The active look is applied to EVF in HDR. The Monitor remains in SDR mode.
SDI Processing
► Select MENU > Image > Look > SDI 1 Processing to set the processing for the SDI 1 output.
► Select
MENU > Image > Look > SDI 2 Processing
to set the processing for the SDI 2 output.
Following options are available: