Does My Camera Work with Auto Detect Log Video Color Space?

Question

Premiere Pro, version 23.6 and later, offers support for automatic detection and interpretation of some camera log video color space formats.
 
To enable this feature, you have to make sure you have “Auto Detect Log Video Color Space” turned on. In Premiere Pro v23.6, you can access this control via File > Project Settings > Color and then checking this box:

In Premiere Pro v24 and later, you can either use that method to enable the feature, or you can access it in the new Lumetri Settings panel under the Project Settings section:

It can sometimes get a little confusing because some cameras offer log video space in multiple formats (mp4, mxf, mov), while Premiere Pro's auto log detection and interpretation may only work with one of them.
 
In the cases where you recorded your video in log space, but the auto detection feature isn’t supported, or isn’t working, you can still use the new automated color management system. Simply override the default clip color space of Rec 709, and assign it the correct log color space.

Premiere Pro will now tone map the clip when working in a Rec 709 color space, and offer you the tone mapping controls. The clip will also correctly display as HDR media when working in a Rec 2100 HLG/PQ sequence.
 
Current List of Supported Camera Log Formats:
 
SONY
Log Video Color Spaces
S-Log2/S-Gamut
S-Log3/S-Gamut3
S-Log3/S-Gamut3.Cine
Supported Containers: MXF, Mov, MP4
 
CANON
Log Video Color Spaces
Canon Log2/Cinema Gamut
Canon Log3/Cinema Gamut
Supported Containers: MXF Only
 
PANASONIC
Log Video Color Spaces
Panasonic V-Log/V-Gamut
Supported Containers: MXF, MP4, Mov
 
APPLE IPHONE
Log Video Color Spaces
Apple Log/ Rec. 2020
Supported Containers: Mov

Sumeet Kumar Choubey · Accepted Answer

yes, it appears they still don't support the Canon R6 or R7 with Clog3 in an mp4 format. This list is from April and I don't see a new update on it:
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/auto-detection-of-log-camera-formats-and-raw-media.html

Hi there,

Currently, CLog3 from R6/R7 in mp4 format is not supported for auto-detection. We're working on adding native support for more cameras & formats. For the time being, you may manually assign the color space for the clip under Clip > Modify > Color > Override Media Color Space. Hope it helps. Let us know if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Sumeet

A3user · Answer

Thanks! this answers why my Clog3 footage does not get recognized as clog3 by Premiere. It's in an mp4 format. Thi post is from 2023, is Premiere ever planning in supporting mp4 for the autodetect feature?

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