Reference Guide (PDF Edition)

Recording HLG Video
Video recorded in Hybrid Log Gamma (HL
G) format can be used for HDR broadcasting and the like. To
record HLG video, select [H.265 10-bit (MOV)] for [Video file type] in the video recording menu and
choose the [HLG] tone mode.
o will appear in the shooting display.
For optimal color reproduction when viewing HLG footage, use computers, operating systems,
applications, monitors, and other equipment compatible with HDR.
D Cautions: HLG Video
Selecting [HLG] for tone mode rather than [SDR] or [N-Log] may increase the amount of “noise”
(randomly-spaced bright pixels, fog, or lines) visible in the shooting display.
The lowest value available for the [ISO sensitivity settings] > [Maximum sensitivity] item in the
video recording menu is ISO 800.
The lowest value available for the [ISO sensitivity settings]> [ISO sensitivity (mode M)] item in
the video recording menu is ISO 400.
ISO sensitivities of Hi 0.3 through Hi 2.0 are not available.
Picture Control settings cannot be adjusted using the [Set Picture Control] item in the video
recording menu. You can control the appearance of HLG videos using [HLG quality] in the video
recording menu.
The [Active D-Lighting] item in the video recording menu is set to [Off] and cannot be changed.
The display in the monitor may flicker or appear grainy.
The camera may have trouble focusing using autofocus but this does not indicate a malfunction.
D HDR (HLG) Output
Optimal color reproduction in HDR (HLG) footage output via HDMI can only be achieved if your
storage device, monitor, and other equipment support HDR (HLG). If a signal is received from the
connected device indicating that it supports HDR (HLG), the camera will respond with a “gamma: HLG”
identifier.
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Recording HLG Video