Nobody Told You How to Make Real HDR from D-Log Footage

[mountain]

Learn how to properly convert DJI D-Log footage into true HDR using Adobe Premiere Pro 2025 and Adobe Media Encoder 2025.
This step-by-step guide covers everything you actually need - no guesswork, no fluff.
Just true, clean, vibrant HDR the way it’s meant to look.

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[GFields]

Thanks for sharing

 

[HoozierDroneDaddy]

Does Premier have a feature that allows you to create a batch or macro that you can run to change all these settings with one click to allow you run apply them like you do with a LUT?

 

[mountain]

Does Premier have a feature that allows you to create a batch or macro that you can run to change all these settings with one click to allow you run apply them like you do with a LUT?

good question, but I don't think it's possible. I haven’t tried it myself, but there’s really no need - you can just select all the clips in the Project panel and apply the desired color space to all of them at once

 

[tstr14]

While the method may be "bullet proof" as stated in the video, the bullet you have bite to get Premier Pro is rather stiff. Adobe typically doesn't sell licenses anymore, instead 'renting' the software, which in this case is $260 a year. Each year. Forever.

 

[mountain]

While the method may be "bullet proof" as stated in the video, the bullet you have bite to get Premier Pro is rather stiff. Adobe typically doesn't sell licenses anymore, instead 'renting' the software, which in this case is $260 a year. Each year. Forever.

Totally get it. I'm actually about to move over to Resolve Studio 20 myself. Just a heads-up: the free version doesn’t support HDR export, which kinda sucks.

 

[Harro]

Good move in going to Resolve. Once you grasp the principles of Resolve (many tutorials available on you tube) you will never go back to the rental Adobe products, It is, in my opinion, a vastly superior product. I have Premiere Pro (CS6 version), Edius and Vegas, I am now becoming familiar in Resolve use and will keep using it in the future.

 

[HoozierDroneDaddy]

good question, but I don't think it's possible. I haven’t tried it myself, but there’s really no need - you can just select all the clips in the Project panel and apply the desired color space to all of them at once

Thank You for the response!