I'm shooting with a Mini 3 Pro. Can anyone explain the strange color shift on the sand in this shot? I shot D-Cine and applied the DJI Rec709 LUT, with minimal color correcting. Any thoughts are appreciated.
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Totally agree. Although I wonder, was that color shifting or weird compression artifacts?Colour shift is often a white balance problem. If yr set to auto white balance then this could be the cause. Switch to manual and set it correctly.
I have looked at the video and I do not see the color shift that you are referencing.I'm shooting with a Mini 3 Pro. Can anyone explain the strange color shift on the sand in this shot? I shot D-Cine and applied the DJI Rec709 LUT, with minimal color correcting. Any thoughts are appreciated.
I'm shooting with a Mini 3 Pro. Can anyone explain the strange color shift on the sand in this shot? I shot D-Cine and applied the DJI Rec709 LUT, with minimal color correcting. Any thoughts are appreciated.
Okay it's not just me then! The sand looks like it might get a little bit "brighter" (better exposed) as the camera shifts, but that seems to be related to the position of the drone/camera. My monitor is not the greatest, but the overall color and exposure of the shot look the same to me from start to finish.I have looked at the video and I do not see the color shift that you are referencing.
Very helpful. Thank you!Does that show in your original footage straight from mini 3 ? I'm assuming it does not, what I see is a heavy export compression, also the waves approaching the shore are choppy which suggests that perhaps your editing software frame rate timeline is not matching the frame rate of the original clip ? In short, I'd made sure the frame rates are matching and increase bitrate (set to constant bitrate not auto) to 40 000kb (40Mbps) if exporting in 1080p, 100 000kbps if in 4k. Perhaps you've already figured that one out, but it does not look like mini 3 issue to me. Hope that helps.
awesome, thanks for getting back to me.Very much so. You helped me realize I need to put way more thought into my export settings. Thanks!