Dji Mavic Mini Vs Sony 6400 Cinematic Test
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Sorry, but it's not clear what you are doing. Was this shot with a Sony 6400 carried by the Mini?
No, all the none flying shots were shot on the Sony, and all flying (normally low) are shot by the Mavic Mini.
I kinda think that's good that you cant tell.
Bussty
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You've shown with the right skill set you can get some very nice grading out of a Mavic Mini file. I did see some slight flight flickering, but it was also present on the a6400 footage. So that may be creative choice done by you.
You can tell the colors details were muddy on the MM files, but you did manage to pull out some nice saturation on them. And it's pretty obvious you're playing with two different sensors with two different dynamic ranges.
But this is a great example of how grading skills can make even something as "cheap" as the MM be useful.
I do like mine as well.
I'm not a fan of the dolly zoom towards the end, but that's just personal choice.
Nice overall job and thanks for the comparison.
You can tell the colors details were muddy on the MM files, but you did manage to pull out some nice saturation on them. And it's pretty obvious you're playing with two different sensors with two different dynamic ranges.
But this is a great example of how grading skills can make even something as "cheap" as the MM be useful.
I do like mine as well.
I'm not a fan of the dolly zoom towards the end, but that's just personal choice.
Nice overall job and thanks for the comparison.
Yeah there is actually quiet a lot of noise & muddy parts on the Mavic Mini footage, but for what it lacks in sensor size, it makes up for in movement.
For a £400 drone, its pretty amazing really.
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