3 Miami Night Skyline 4K/Florida 4K/Mavic 3 Drone Footage Reworked to improve brightness

[Kccumm61]

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[SmilingOgre]

Excellent footage. Bravo!!!

 

[R.Cowan]

Nicely done!

 

[tca]

Great clip!......what settings were you using?

 

[Dale D]

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I know these buildings and scenes well. They are not being done justice in this film. The scenes were well flown but all were at least one or two stops underexposed! open up the shutter to its max, and/or increase exposure in post. The M3 is supposed to have superior dynamic range and you should be able to make these buildings pop. I tried to open up the image with some exposure settings. (double click for enlargement)

Dale
Miami

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[Kccumm61]

Great clip!......what settings were you using?

Oh man 30 fps 4k shutter 1/60 Normal Color mode Iso varied but 800-3200 in my testing since I would have had better results with HLG but you live in learn

 

[Kccumm61]

I know these buildings and scenes well. They are not being done justice in this film. The scenes were well flown but all were at least one or two stops underexposed! open up the shutter to its max, and/or increase exposure in post. The M3 is supposed to have superior dynamic range and you should be able to make these buildings pop. I tried to open up the image with some exposure settings. (double click for enlargement)

Dale
Miami

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I get what you are saying but increasing exposure lead to much more noise I actually used Neat to reduce the noise but that is the one issue with Mavic 3. The noise becomes very noticeable and there is like a purplish hue to it for whatever reason. But what I think I should have done was filmed in HLG and could have shot at 24 fps shutter 1/48 I tested a bit since I was in Miami and I think HLG will produce better results. Thanks