Grade a clip in one tap
QCam's looks grade Apple Log footage instantly, per clip. Open the look row, tap, done. Two clips can wear two different grades in the same take.
Open the look row
Log clips carry the look you shot with. Open the take in the editing room and tap LUT: the look row slides up with the recorded look already highlighted, at full intensity.
The row mirrors your LUT manager, so looks you import as .cube files line up next to the built-ins.
See what the sensor really saw
Tap Off. The image drops to flat, ungraded Log, grey and washed: the honest negative your Pro iPhone actually records. Tap the look again and the grade snaps back. Nothing here is baked in; every look is one tap and fully reversible.
The Intensity slider above the row dials a look back when 100% feels like too much.
Give each clip its own look
Looks are per clip. Split the take, reopen LUT, and tap a different look for the second clip. The row always reads the clip under the playhead: hop between cuts with the jump buttons and the highlight follows.
This is how you grade a scene change mid-take: one look for the window light, another after you turn the lamp on.
Play two grades in one take
Jump back and press play. At the cut, the grade changes while the take keeps rolling: one recording, two finished looks. Tap Done when it feels right; the original Log stays safe underneath.
Open the look row
Shoot Log once, wear any look after. The flat negative stays in your library, the grade lives per clip, and none of it costs you a re-shoot.