Updated Camera Color Profiles | Final Color Straight from Camera

[Frederick Hagan]

Hope this is helpful...

 

[Oyibo VFX]

Hey Frederick
Thanks for the vid. I was making a similar one but here (in Africa) to much green (trees) and red (laterite) so missing a nice blue (very clouded here now.
Anyway... where I like to use the LUT's from Color Finale and LUTx, I slowly go back to base settings from my Mavics and do just some saturation adjustments.
Most of the GS LUTs are just too artificial and fake.
And basically, your short video confirms that (seeing all settings one after the other)

Interesting...

 

[Bintryin]

Hope this is helpful...

Thanks for sharing Great Info

 

[avanti1963]

Very helpful information! Thank you for sharing your time to create this.

 

[TrayBoz]

Thanks for that - very informative. I'm glad you mentioned that you used the DJI ND 8 filters in those shots.

Can I ask what you had your white balance set to for these shots? I noticed it looked like a mostly-sunny day, so did you have it set to Sunny or Custom?

Also, what was your ISO and frame rate and resolution, 4K?

Just to trying to get a firm grasp on how all these settings work together and I don't really want to go the post-production route since I'm just filming for fun.

Thanks again.

 

[Frederick Hagan]

Hey Frederick
Thanks for the vid. I was making a similar one but here (in Africa) to much green (trees) and red (laterite) so missing a nice blue (very clouded here now.
Anyway... where I like to use the LUT's from Color Finale and LUTx, I slowly go back to base settings from my Mavics and do just some saturation adjustments.
Most of the GS LUTs are just too artificial and fake.
And basically, your short video confirms that (seeing all settings one after the other)

Interesting...

That is interesting. LUTs can sometimes get you close but I prefer to start the color grade from scratch on each shot.

 

[Frederick Hagan]

Thanks for that - very informative. I'm glad you mentioned that you used the DJI ND 8 filters in those shots.

Can I ask what you had your white balance set to for these shots? I noticed it looked like a mostly-sunny day, so did you have it set to Sunny or Custom?

Also, what was your ISO and frame rate and resolution, 4K?

Just to trying to get a firm grasp on how all these settings work together and I don't really want to go the post-production route since I'm just filming for fun.

Thanks again.

If memory serves it was a manual WB set at 5600K. ISO 200, 4K @ 24fps and a shutter speed of 50.

Check this video out if you have a moment. This applies to ANY video camera... not just the P4Pro. This explains a few basic rules to follow and the real reason an ND is critical for aerial video...

Hope this is helpful.