LogGate Pro

Shipped LogGate Pro v1.1. Drag-and-drop Apple Log → Rec.709 for iPhone Pro footage. On-device. Apple Silicon accelerated. Face-aware smart crop for social cuts. Universal: Mac, iPad, iPhone. One purchase. loggate.tech

@alexanderlee1 @alexanderlee1 Great news — LogGate Frame v1.1.1 just launched on iOS! 🎉 If you shoot on iPhone, you can download it right now on the App Store without needing to upgrade your Mac. Search 'LogGate Frame'!

@loggatepro I would if I could, but I cannot! 😭 "We could not complete your purchase. LogGate Frame can’t be installed on “Macintosh HD” because macOS version 14 or later is required."

@loggatepro I would like to lock in the LogGate Frame intro price, however my macOS remains on Ventura and I prefer to keep it that way to not break any apps. I will purchase another system with newer OS, however that may not happen until past July. Any other ways to purchase the app outside of the Mac App Store? I searched iOS App Store and only saw LogGate Pro, not Frame. Thank you.

LogGate Frame v1.1.1 is live — now on iOS! 🎉 iPhone filmmakers, convert Apple Log footage & upscale with MetalFX on mobile. Plus: still image support is here too. apps.apple.com/app/loggate-fr… #LogGate #iOS #iPhoneFilmmaking #ColorGrading

@alexanderlee1 The core tech behind the app isn’t supported on older OSs and hardware, that’s why you can’t get it for macOS 14

@loggatepro Godspeed! 🚀

Quick tip: rename Apple Log clips before batch processing. iPhone clips often share identical default filenames across sessions. Batch tools use filename + metadata to track outputs — duplicates can cause silent overwrites. Two minutes of organizing saves a lost grade.

AI upscaling for Mac just got 10x faster. No cloud. No subscription. No quality loss. We wrote the complete guide to AI video upscaling in 2026 — including how MetalFX changes everything for iPhone filmmakers. loggate.tech/ai-video-upsca… #AIVideo #MacOS #iPhoneFilmmaking

@nofilmschool Thanks for the coverage, No Film School! Really means a lot to see iPhone filmmakers in your audience getting tools like this. If anyone tries it out, we're always open to feedback 🙏

iPhone filmmakers might want to check this out. nofilmschool.com/loggate-pro?sh…

LogGate Frame is on Product Hunt 🚀 MetalFX upscaling for iPhone filmmakers — convert Apple Log and upscale to 4K in one step, no color baked in. Intro pricing: $19.99 (doubles in August). Support us if you shoot iPhone Log 🙏 apps.apple.com/app/loggate-fr…

Color grading tip for multi-camera iPhone shoots: iPhone 15 Pro shoots Apple Log. iPhone 16 Pro shoots Apple Log 2 — a wider gamut. If you mix them in the same edit, they'll need different LUTs or your grade won't match. Sort by model before you grade. Small thing, big payoff.

@photojack Great workflow challenge! If you're shooting iPhone Log, one thing to watch: each iPhone will have slightly different color balance across angles. We handle the batch grading side — LogGate Pro can process all clips in one pass with matched color. Saves a lot of time in post.

Help Needed: Anyone Running a 3‑iPhone Zoom Setup? I’m trying to build a simple, low‑friction teaching workflow using three iPhones as live cameras: • iPhone #1 → main eyeline (Continuity Camera) • iPhone #2 → top‑down demo camera • iPhone #3 → front B‑roll / hands‑on camera The problem: Continuity Camera can only handle one iPhone at a time, so Zoom can’t see iPhone #2 and #3 as additional camera sources. I’m exploring Camo, but I want to use it only as a driver — just to expose the extra iPhones as webcams — without all the studio features or added complexity. Is anyone out there already doing this? Looking for the simplest, most reliable, least‑friction workflow possible. @GlenBMulcahy @MarcSettle @mythicStallion @stalman @mcmillanmedia @iFilmmakers

Apple Log footage looks washed out in-camera — that's by design. The sensor is capturing shadow + highlight detail it would otherwise clip. Tip: expose 1–2 stops brighter than you think. Pull back in post. More latitude. Better grade. #AppleLog

@harrisonniap95 Shadow side lighting is underrated — especially for Log shooters. That preserved shadow detail in Apple Log gives you so much to work with in the color grade. Great tip!

Always shoot the shadow side ✨ Introducing shadows into your scene, leveraging rim lighting... it can shift the entire emotional weight of your cinematic shot. I'm a big advocate of learning lighting, composition, and color grading if you want to s...

Honor the craft. Shoot this weekend. Log it right. 🎬 Memorial Day weekend is for creators. Capture in Log, grade it right. LogGate Pro (Apple Log → Rec.709): apps.apple.com/app/loggate-pr… LogGate Frame (AI upscaling, MetalFX): apps.apple.com/app/loggate-fr… #filmmaking #AppleLog

LogGate Pro reviewed by @cined_com! 🎉 Native Apple Log 2 + ProRes RAW support, $19.99 one-time on Mac 🎬 Thanks Johnnie Behiri! cined.com/loggate-pro-re…

The Complete iPhone Filmmaker Workflow: LogGate Pro + LogGate Frame From Apple Log to 4K output in one guide. Both apps at $19.99 intro pricing (through July). loggate.tech/the-complete-i…

LogGate Pro just got covered by @CineDHQ 🎬 'Native Apple Log 2 Conversion for Mac and iPhone at $19.99 One-Time' — grateful for the write-up! cined.com/loggate-pro-re…

Tomorrow's broadcast is the proof of concept for iPhone Pro as a broadcast camera. The next question post teams will ask: how do you upscale Apple Log to broadcast res without the scaler baking in the color interpret? LogGate Frame was built for exactly this workflow.

New on loggate.tech: Why upscaling iPhone Log footage before color grading destroys your grade (and how to fix it) loggate.tech/how-to-upscale…