amazing!
Could you explain what video setting you were using in the drone and how edit an export to have the HDR mode? I use davinci resolve
thanks!
Sure!
To edit in HDR unfortunately you need the paid version of Davinci Resolve Studio
I record with the
Mavic 3 in "HLG" mode (10 bit), and in Davinci you can just enable the HDR in the Color Management settings, and on the export tab just click on export and embed HDR10 metadata. You can also try LOG footage, but that is more work with color grading. HLG is just fine.
Afterwards you can upload to youtube as it is, but depending on the length of the video, it will take 1-2 days to appear as HDR (little sticker on the quality sittings will appear). Probably youtube post processing.
And the same approach work for Instagram as well if you upload a reel from your iPhone it will get converted overnight to HDR and looks gorgeous. Hopefully with Android 14 we get this on android devices as well.
Downside is, Instagram throws away the high quality video after 3 months and you are left with a pixelated SDR mess..
If you are looking for a free solution, you could try to upload the HLG footage from your drone to your iPhone and try to edit in the phone gallery. (as iOS supports HDR) Not sure if it will work for youtube though. (Video footage from the iPhone is per default HDR, and if you upload them to youtube "as is" they will appear as HDR, and as it also uses HLG, i would assume the Mavic footage would work as well, but this needs to be tested.)
I hope this helps, if not, i can try to create a tutorial for it
PS: I use an
M1 Macbook Pro with an HDR display, not sure how Windows 11 supports HDR with external monitors.