My first attempt at colour correction in the Australian bush.

[Gut Stuff]

I love this landscape of trees and rocks. I have set my Mavic 2 zoom on cinilike for raw footage and then this is a first attempt at colour correction using iMovie.

Basic I know, but what do you think?

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[FoxhallGH]

Colour looks great - and interesting to see the Zoom doing its thing (I have a Mav Pro) ... Looks like you need to work on some gain & gimbal settings to get panning and vertical moves a bit smoother - but great! And incredible countryside ...

 

[Gut Stuff]

Colour looks great - and interesting to see the Zoom doing its thing (I have a Mav Pro) ... Looks like you need to work on some gain & gimbal settings to get panning and vertical moves a bit smoother - but great! And incredible countryside ...

Thanks for your feedback, what do you recommend for gains or is it a personal preference thing?

 

[FoxhallGH]

Thanks for your feedback, what do you recommend for gains or is it a personal preference thing?

There are some recommended settings for the 'yaw' gain setting (reduce from 25 to 20) to smooth out the turns, but the settings that really helped me were the Gimbal settings ... There are a lot of YouTube video's out there, but this one does show it well ...

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[bushie]

I too and in Perth (Mandurah).

I hzve a pro. Shoot in D-log and bought a set ok LUTs to use in post.

Also use an ND32 filter most of the time.

Suggest your video needs a little more "lift" but that is just me.

Welcome to tje world of video.

 

[Gut Stuff]

Thanks Bushie, iMovie is quite limited with colour correction and the M2z doesn’t have the option of D-log yet.
Good to hear you are local, we certainly have plenty of options to go fly at.

 

[JDawg]

I would like to see it slowed down a bit so I could enjoy the scenery more but that is personal preference.

 

[StevietheWorm]

You can try using Tripod mode to slow down the controls, its a quick and easy way to slow things down allowing you to concentrate on the footage more.

The images still looked slightly on the flat side for me but the scenery was great. I muted the music straight away, sorry.

 

[Gut Stuff]

Thanks for the feedback, and of course slower speed would have matched slower music.

 

[Gut Stuff]

I would like to see it slowed down a bit so I could enjoy the scenery more but that is personal preference.

Thanks for your feedback, I had actually speed parts up for a sense of action so yea, personal preference does play a big part

 

[Gut Stuff]

You can try using Tripod mode to slow down the controls, its a quick and easy way to slow things down allowing you to concentrate on the footage more.

The images still looked slightly on the flat side for me but the scenery was great. I muted the music straight away, sorry.

I thought it might be a bit flat too, the adjustments are so limited in iMovie. Mr Bowie probably hated me using his music too, RIP.

 

[scott5689]

Have u tried davinci resolve gut stuff ive never really colour graded anything and after a few hours of youtube and messing around i manage my first clip of some tractor work i was helping with over the weekend

 

[Gut Stuff]

Have u tried davinci resolve gut stuff ive never really colour graded anything and after a few hours of youtube and messing around i manage my first clip of some tractor work i was helping with over the weekend

I have read up on it but I wasn’t sure my 2013 iMac would have the speed to make it worth trying. It looks good though.
Do you find it easy to use?

 

[bushie]

I have read up on it but I wasn’t sure my 2013 iMac would have the speed to make it worth trying. It looks good though.
Do you find it easy to use?

DR is very full featured. I doubt even pros use all of it. I am a long time user of premier pro but still found DV a fairly steep learning curve but well worth the effort. I am slowly going through all my old video and re-editing it and the improvement is amazing.

 

[Gut Stuff]

DR is very full featured. I doubt even pros use all of it. I am a long time user of premier pro but still found DV a fairly steep learning curve but well worth the effort. I am slowly going through all my old video and re-editing it and the improvement is amazing.

Very helpful, thank you.

 

[yopifaklo]

I love this landscape of trees and rocks. I have set my Mavic 2 zoom on cinilike for raw footage and then this is a first attempt at colour correction using iMovie.

Basic I know, but what do you think?
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Looks like you need to work on some gain & gimbal settings to get panning and vertical moves a bit smoother - but great! And incredible countryside

 

[scott5689]

I have read up on it but I wasn’t sure my 2013 iMac would have the speed to make it worth trying. It looks good though.
Do you find it easy to use?

Ive never edited any footage before and after 3 hrs i manage an ok 3 minute clip it is very pc intensive but may be worth a shot ill see if i can upload a copy of what i edited for u to look at their was a good colour grading thing on YouTube that helped me learn what the tools do