Indian river inlet

[mark conners]

Let me know what you think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0BKa8Yi32c

 

[Prop Wash]

This my opinion - could have been color graded more. Music would add a lot too.
I liked your flying.

 

[Squidinc]

Unfortunately it is very “washed out”. It needs colour grading and more saturation. Preferably never use more than one style of scene transition, and you have to have a soundtrack. Sorry if this sounds over the top.

 

[mark conners]

Thank you everyone for your advice. I have been having problems setting the correct exposure on my mavic pro.
My Ipad does not provide much clarity
Any suggestions?

 

[GFields]

What software are you using for post work?

 

[mark conners]

Filmora

 

[Dale D]

Let me know what you think

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0BKa8Yi32c

This my opinion - could have been color graded more. Music would add a lot too.
I liked your flying.

I agree with the comments- Usually, I do not watch videos without a music track. There is a great need for some color grading here. The flying was good.

 

[muchuckwagon]

I agree with the earlier comments - color grading and music would be a big plus. I also think you are a little over exposed and losing some detail.

I literally took 3 seconds and threw a free LUT on a small clip of your video to color grade it in Davinci Resolve.

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Ignore the lower quality video, lost a little in the download. I also did zero tweaking of the free LUT. For a free editor, Davinic Resolve is great.

 

[mark conners]

Thank You that does look a lot better. With my I pad I have a hard time telling if it is over exposed. Is there a way to tell if it is that I do not know?

 

[Dale D]

Thank You that does look a lot better. With my I pad I have a hard time telling if it is over exposed. Is there a way to tell if it is that I do not know?

Simple

1) Use your Histogram- turn it on and leave it on. You want the curve to not be too far left (under-exposed) or right(over-exposed). You cannot recover details in post-processing if over-exposed.
2) Turn on your over -exposure zebras and adjust your exposures until there are no stripes showing

see attachments

Dale
Miami

 

[projectarjun]

You can even try a set of ND filters to mitigate overexposure

 

[mark conners]

Fantastic Examples. Thank You