hey thank you for your question. 85% is a good level to see full clipping. Basically a camera captures light in linear, which is then transposed to log, the brighter you shoot the less noise, but if you shoot too bright apart from clipping you might loose some details due to the nature of a log curve, but this is marginal. For node flow, I would always do denoising on the first node, then on the 2nd do a technical pass white balance, not creative but just scene based, and use the offset slider if the exposure is too crazy, on the third note add the log to log node, and if you keep it simple add a node behind for some exposure adjustments like highlights etc and after that a color space transform from arri log c to rec709 . Make sure nothing is dramatically clipped or out of gamut, and do some primaries after this pass if needed