iPhone HLG clips are automatically detected and interpreted on import, just drag and drop them onto a Rec. 709 timeline for tone mapped preview.
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Learn about tone mapping for HDR (High Dynamic Range) video to SDR (Standard Dynamic Range) video workflows for efficient editing with different types of footage and color spaces in the same sequence in Premiere Pro.
Tone mapping works with HDR video, like iPhone HLG, as well as other HLG and PQ formats. It also supports log video, including Sony S-Log, Canon C-Log, and Panasonic V-Log.
Steps to tone mapping
Tone mapping iPhone & HLG media
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Automatic tone mapping is enabled by default. If you want to turn it on or off, use the checkbox for Auto Tone Map Media in Sequence Settings.
Tone mapping log video
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To tone map log video, enable automatic detection and interpretation by enabling Auto Detect Log Video Color Space under General preferences.
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Once done, you can drag the video to a Rec. 709 timeline.
You can also set the method by which your sequence or media is tone mapped while exporting to create SDR deliverables from an HDR working color space.
Supported Camera Log Formats
Camera |
Log Video Color Spaces |
Supported Containers |
Sony |
S-Log2/S-Gamut S-Log3/S-Gamut3 S-Log3/S-Gamut3.Cine |
MXF, Mov, MP4 |
Canon |
Canon Log2/Cinema Gamut Canon Log3/Cinema Gamut |
MXF Only |
Panasonic |
Panasonic V-Log/V-Gamut |
MXF, MP4, Mov |
Apple iPhone iPhone 15 Pro iPhone 15 Pro Max |
Apple ProRes Log/ Rec 2020 |
Mov |
Clip interpretation
Learn how to manage color spaces in Premiere Pro (HLG HDR, standard, Log media)
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