How to Master Exposure with Julien Jarry
It's understandable that some might anticipate a discussion of zebras. While they're not a constant in his workflow, he does employ them when necessary. The key is understanding the camera's log curve clipping point. In the case of Sony Slog3, he finds a setting of approximately 95% to be effective. This allows him to use the zebras as a real-time indicator of potential highlight clipping, prompting him to adjust exposure accordingly. That's his general approach
Julien Jarry is a proven leader and passionate artist who creates visually stunning work and tells life-changing stories through photography and video. He and his team specialize in documentaries and commercials that communicate a message, cast a vision, and tell a story to achieve goals such as raising money, awareness, and/or marketing a product or strategy. His background in communication, hospitality, and production, combined with his high-level awareness and sensitivity, provides his clients and him with unique experiences to draw upon.
Video Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:58 Comparing levels of exposure
3:20 Referencing movie frames
5:20 Ideal IRE for different skin tones
6:50 How exposure affects saturation
8:10 Utilizing your camera's exposure waveform
9:20 Exposing darker to highlight details
12:20 Importance of LUTs
13:30 Camera grading
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