Hello fellow pilots!,
I am wondering if any of you have any specific guidance on specialized LUT's for color grading drone video from the Pacific Northwest? If you have never shot here it is very green with lots of shadows and earthy browns. I shoot in D-log so its easier to correct and carries more adjustable data, but the SKIES man. 270 days a year its a white overcast that is so bright that there is neither contrast nor exposure that can truly be adjusted without messing up the pics. In post production I can make the sky bluer and lighten it up in Premeir pro, but man there has to be a LUT designed for here., Any suggestions?
I am wondering if any of you have any specific guidance on specialized LUT's for color grading drone video from the Pacific Northwest? If you have never shot here it is very green with lots of shadows and earthy browns. I shoot in D-log so its easier to correct and carries more adjustable data, but the SKIES man. 270 days a year its a white overcast that is so bright that there is neither contrast nor exposure that can truly be adjusted without messing up the pics. In post production I can make the sky bluer and lighten it up in Premeir pro, but man there has to be a LUT designed for here., Any suggestions?
