Air 3s Video settings tested - D-Log vs. HLG

[DroneZone Thailand]

AIR 3S video settings tested - D-Log vs. HLG

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An other beautiful, cloudy day on our fantastic island...

Ideal for comparing the video settings of the Air 3s.
All clips were filmed in 4K 30p and flown in moderate sunshine with clouds and a little wind

All shots taken with DJI Air 3S
Edited with "Adobe Premiere Pro"
Soundtrack sampled with "Magix Music Maker"

Thanks for watching and have a nice day !

 

[DISC]

AIR 3S video settings tested - D-Log vs. HLG

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An other beautiful, cloudy day on our fantastic island...

Ideal for comparing the video settings of the Air 3s.
All clips were filmed in 4K 30p and flown in moderate sunshine with clouds and a little wind

All shots taken with DJI Air 3S
Edited with "Adobe Premiere Pro"
Soundtrack sampled with "Magix Music Maker"

Thanks for watching and have a nice day !

From an overcast chilly November day in Newcastle upon Tyne that was great fun! Always wondered how much difference there was in real life videos but this makes it clear. Many Thanks for your time & effort in compiling this and uploading.

 

[GFields]

Thanks for sharing

 

[Filmarik]

AIR 3S video settings tested - D-Log vs. HLG

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An other beautiful, cloudy day on our fantastic island...

Ideal for comparing the video settings of the Air 3s.
All clips were filmed in 4K 30p and flown in moderate sunshine with clouds and a little wind

All shots taken with DJI Air 3S
Edited with "Adobe Premiere Pro"
Soundtrack sampled with "Magix Music Maker"

Thanks for watching and have a nice day !

I believe that M-log footage could be easily made to match the HLG footage in terms of saturation and contrast if that is the aim. M-log footage has more dynamic range hence offering more latitude when color grading and finetuning in post. But if one wants a "crisp and saturated look" without any post work, HLG is apparently the way to go . Good work and thanks for sharing

 

[DroneZone Thailand]

Here is a revised version of the clip with the settings for rec 907 color space.

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D-Log M and HLG adapted in Adobe Premiere:
Here you can see which settings are necessary to correct mixed material:
youtu.be/Hjuex2hBekc

 

[Filmarik]

Here is a revised version of the clip with the settings for rec 907 color space.

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D-Log M and HLG adapted in Adobe Premiere:
Here you can see which settings are necessary to correct mixed material:
youtu.be/Hjuex2hBekc

My post was not meant to be a criticism of your work but rather a remark that M-log footage can be made to look as colorful as HLG. Your revised video confirms that. Thanks for your effort.

 

[DroneZone Thailand]

My post was not meant to be a criticism of your work but rather a remark that M-log footage can be made to look as colorful as HLG. Your revised video confirms that. Thanks for your effort.

Yes... and I always like to learn something new