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I've had my Mavic Pro Platinum for around 3 weeks and I've been playing with it non-stop. Best toy ever! However, I had been struggling getting my D-Log footage to look correct. By "correct" I mean as it appears to the naked eye. With a huge amount of work I was able to get semi-descent results in Final Cut Pro 10.4 by just manually tweaking everything. I tried other things like the Ground Control LUT, but those gave me horribly unrealistic results. I wanted to correct the video, not color grade it.
So, last weekend I bought the Icarus LUTs and as long as I shoot with their exact settings I get extremely good and quick results!
I just posted my first 4K test video showing the results using one of the Icarus LUTs:
The only manual tweaking I had to do was adjust the exposure and white balance, but the LUT took care of everything else and the video looks about as true-to-life as is possible.
The first half of the video is my processed movie, but the second half shows my workflow in Final Cut Pro 10.4 which got me to the desired results. Needless to say, I'm EXTREMELY happy with the Icarus LUT's. Perfect results with hardly any effort. I just have to remember to shoot the footage exactly how they recommend:
D-Log, +1, -1, 0, WB Sunny, EV +/- 0
-Brian
So, last weekend I bought the Icarus LUTs and as long as I shoot with their exact settings I get extremely good and quick results!
I just posted my first 4K test video showing the results using one of the Icarus LUTs:
The only manual tweaking I had to do was adjust the exposure and white balance, but the LUT took care of everything else and the video looks about as true-to-life as is possible.
The first half of the video is my processed movie, but the second half shows my workflow in Final Cut Pro 10.4 which got me to the desired results. Needless to say, I'm EXTREMELY happy with the Icarus LUT's. Perfect results with hardly any effort. I just have to remember to shoot the footage exactly how they recommend:
D-Log, +1, -1, 0, WB Sunny, EV +/- 0
-Brian