Features
Six questions, answered properly
Log Cam: RAW 4K Video Camera is an iPhone app that records log video. Each page below answers one question that people ask, in plain terms. The pages cover where your clips are, and how to record to an external drive or move them to one. They also cover the log profiles and codecs, the camera controls, Photo mode, and what log means.
Where does my video go after I record it?
Every clip lands in the app’s own gallery
Your clips go into the app’s own gallery. One place holds everything you recorded, and the export path starts there.
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Can my iPhone record video straight to an external SSD?
Record to an external SSD, or export your clips to one
Pick an external SSD or a hard drive before you record, and your clips land on it as you shoot. You can also export to a drive or into the Files app.
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Which log profiles and codecs can I record in?
Seven log profiles, ProRes, and the tools to expose them
Seven log profiles: Apple Log, Apple Log 2, S-Log3, Log-C3, V-Log, F-Log and F-Log2. Record them to ProRes or 10-bit HEVC, with the tools to expose them.
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Can I set ISO and shutter by hand, or does it have autofocus?
Manual ISO, shutter and white balance, and autofocus too
Set ISO, shutter and white balance by hand when you want to. Use autofocus and tap to focus when you do not. You also pick which lens records.
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Can I take RAW photos with it, or does it only record video?
Photo mode writes a RAW negative and a picture you can see
One press writes two files. The negative holds what the sensor measured, and the picture is the one you can see. Both land in the gallery with your clips.
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What is log video, and why do my clips look flat and gray?
What it means to shoot log on an iPhone
Log clips look flat and gray on purpose. This page covers what log is, why it is worth it, and what to do with a clip afterwards.
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