On the flat color profile I prefer to set the exposure compensation to -1. It preserves the highlights and the shadows are still there since they aren't being crushed by extreme amounts of contrast.
Just tested this on the Hero 11 and you pretty much nailed it. I watched your video about sharpness too and yeah, out of the box medium sharpness flat color is a clear winner.
Thanks so much for the informative video. I recently picked up a Hero 10 black, and set the color profile to NATURAL because that is what most recommend(ed). After watching this, I intend to re-record the footage in FLAT. VIBRANT was never a consideration. Using curves, you can always add contrast to a scene, but removing it isn't so easy. I don't understand why people don't use a custom WB setting. Shoot in AUTO, and apply the custom setting in Premiere Pro or you program of choice. It's so easy, and produces the best results. I have always used a customs WB when shooting stills. Thanks again.
At the start of the video, I was like nah, natural is the one for me, I get halfway through and wow yes defo flat is so much better, thanks for pointing this out, great video.
Wish I had found this video when I first bought my GoPro 10s. It took me three weeks and 300 hours to finally figure out what was going on. I always color correct all my footage using Davinci Resolve studio with a color panel. My main camera is a Blackmagic Cine 6k pro with 3 GoPros for B roll and POV. Another Protune setting for those who want more control, ADJUST THE SHARPNESS TO LOW! This will give you more flexibility in post to adjust the Mid/Detail.
The flat profile seem to be better. What i am not understanding though, is how you get such nice quality on youtube? after i export my gopro footages does not look very sharp, a bit blurry. Stil have a cbr of 100mpbs and h264 codec,
On the HERO 9 Black that I have, there's only Flat & GoPro Color (default). I too found my videos - which include lots of dimly lit scenes with shadows - were coming out looking terrible using the default GoPro Color setting. It was only last week that I switched to Flat & the quality of my videos is significantly improved. I also have a HERO 4 Black which, I think, is also set to the default GoPro Color setting - but the footage I film with that in the same dim shadowy scenes never looked as terrible as that filmed withe the HERO 9. Great video - thanks for putting it out here!
I have the GoPro 10 & the Canon R5. I use "Flat" on the GoPro 10 & CLog 3 (Flat) on the Canon R5. Flat or CLog 3 are the best and I color grade my videos on Davinci Studio 18 by either using LUT's or just regular color grade.
Thank you. Just what I needed to know. Am only recording in flat now and another pros is that I have so many more hours on my SD card, going up from about 2 hours to about 10 hours.
I have the GoPro 10 and went ahead & got the Skyreat 1.33 Anamophic lens instead of the Max lens from GoPro also got the Inkee Falcon Plus stabilizer which was designed for the GoPro that has the Media Mod. You cannot record at 5.3K with the Max lens. However, you can record 5.3K with the Anamorphic lens. Big difference and yes FLAT IS BETTER !! Far more flexible during post production with Davinci Resolve Studio 17.
I do prefer Flat with a -.5 or -1 exposure comp to preserve highlights. I occasionally also use Natural for night Timelapse. As far as Auto WB, never will I use it again. If you're getting great results, awesome. For me, I set either 5000k or 5500k and go with that no matter what the weather is and it's always very close to what it needs to be. I do this with all of my cameras and it makes editing a lot easier.
@@TheAdventureSpot Hey! I prefer 5500K. If I could get more specific with it I would probably choose 5300K which to my eyes is very accurate on other cameras I have.
I have a hero 5 and with being a photographer i always use the settings to suit the scene never leaving it on auto. I mostly set the WB using the kelvin scale and i use the + & - EV to suit the conditions in very bright sunny weather i often set it to - 2 EV to preserve the highlights. I always use the flat colour profile as this is akin to using RAW in a DSLR there is so much information that is retained that can be developed in an editor, I uise the free version of DaVinci resolve its amazing and is more than up to the job of producing great looking videos.
Now that you’ve mentioned it I do think flat is more natural…. And even if I, doing action footage I want to make out what’s in the shadows however if I’m trying to simulate an lsd trip vibrant and natural will be there for me
The Gopro "flat" profile is not that flat. It still has a lot of contrast and you don't have enough flexibility and also it doesn't compare with DJI's 'd-cinelike' profile which is way more flat and flexible.
Hey man. Some useful examples there. Since the Hero 5 I have been using the flat color profile. It is obvious that it gives you more room to play with the contrast and shadows. The one thing I have been struggling with is getting the skin color correct. With the Hero 7 everything looked great. On the Hero 8, 9 and 10 there is a distinct yellow color cast. That is with setting the white balance manually. You can overcome this by setting the value 500 Kelvin lower than it should be, but it is still not great. It never occurred to me that the auto white balance actually results in better skin colors. Maybe it is something to check out in another video. The color is the main problem with the Hero 10 (and 8 & 9). Exposure and clarity of the Hero 10 are totally amazing. Greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks for this useful video. The "natural" mode has made a lot of my footage nearly unusable due to oversaturation. Just a quick question : When shooting in flat mode, do you think I can use the flat profile without touching other settings in the camera or do you recommend to adjust white balance? I really think the flat profile looks a world better and way more natural, but my only concern is the amount of work in post production? Thanks for your opinion. Best, Stephane
The only thing that matters to me is which GoPro version most accurately records what you are seeing. Unless you are trying to impress people who cares whether the color "looks good". When I look back one day at videos of hiking trips and vacations with my family it'd be nice to know it looks like it did that day. No one really focuses on that. You should, I would watch your channel just for that. My latest GoPro is a 9 and it is closer than earlier versions but still pretty much fails at capturing the color you are actually seeing. Does anyone know if the 10 or 11 actually do that?
Vibrant and natural remind me of how I used to edit pictures before I knew what I was doing. That is how beginners ruin their photos, they make it as bright and colorful as possible and add a ton of contrast and sharpening. They think it looks good until years later when they look at it and wonder what they were thinking. Sometimes they find out sooner though when they have someone else's work to compare it too. I think the so called "film look" which often doesn't look anywhere near the real film I used will probably not age well at either. They think someone else's presets look good now but in ten years they will wish they had the original file. Natural on GoPro looks really bad most of the time and it's sad that GoPro hired a beginner to make it. Sometimes it looks okay but most of the time it doesn't. Even when it does look okay though once you compare it to flat you realize how bad natural is.
Why would you have to use auto white balance as you say at 3:38? Do you mean that if you want the usable footage right out of camera? Why woulnd't a specific white balance you set manually, deliver? If set correctly, that is ofc :)
I use the vibrant colour as im not that good at colour grading, ive got an ipad for editing. Yet to find a good app. I’ll try flat tomorrow and colour grading
If your white balance is set to auto, I'd try just adding some saturation when using flat. You probably won't have to correct any colors, just add saturation. You'll have more dynamic range and more details using flat.
I'm still learning how to set this gopro 10 color. Hope this your informative video can help me produce real and beautiful pictures from this gopro 10. From mjc Malaysia.
GREAT video. Thanks for this. I was wondering why my shots were so contrasty in natural. Now it makes sense! But I do want to try flat with a WB fixed at 5500 tomorrow…..
I think you should have the texts visible longer than 1-2 seconds. I am not native English talker and I read slow, so I need to rewind and pause in order to be able to actually read the long text "This is using flat profile, see the white is white" and "This is using natural color profile, see the white is not white anymore" and whatnot. Why couldn't the text be visible there for as long as the shot itself lasts? If you're thinking "maybe it's in the way" -> move it to somewhere else then, perhaps like bottom of the video for the full length of the video, idk.
If I’d seen this video earlier then I wouldn’t have sold my Hero 10. I’m preferring the flat profile, as natural is over sharpened and the shadows are crushed. Did you film at 5.3k? Also, please can you compare 4K with 5.3K with the flat colour profile on medium sharpness? I will make this judgement to reconsider purchasing the Hero 10 again. Thanks.
Well I was going to sell my gopro hero 11 because the images were that bad, really poor. I was following advice from everyone on TH-cam, then I saw yours,, wow, flat is totally different, all sorted now and THANK YOU, Brilliant images, not selling now.
ONLY FLAT is good. The misfortune with these "default" settings, which promise miracles, is the destruction of landscapes, a huge waste of thousands of videos: you shouldn't use anything other than the flat color profile. The sharpness is always excessive too, the last GoPro to be correct was the 7 in medium-sharpness.
Very useful info, I was wondering why the heck the shadow in some of my clips was so dang dark. Been using so called "natural" all along. I'll be switching to flat and testing that now. Thanks for this video 😊
I have found you lose a lot of detail with the blacks getting blacker and greys turning black using Natural and Vibrant. The whites turn whiter and blown out in some instances. Flat is the way to go.
Hi - Interesting video - It would have been nice to see the results setting the White balance and Shutter speed manually and then viewing the 3 picture profiles. Maybe the auto is having a detrimental effect on natural and vibrant?
I will respectfully disagree. The flat looks too washed out to me. I prefer the detail in the natural (with some vibrancy) versus the washed out looking flat. However, I understand why you would recommend flat. In particular, the building with the American flag. In flat, you lose the detail of the grooves on the sides of the building.
@@danielrockstein I don’t professionally edit my footage so if it’s flat or log it stays that way which I don’t like as I don’t have the software to modify it
Hallo my friend True, you are absolutely right. The flat color is the real natural color interesting video great shooting beautiful Big Big Like 😊🌴🇮🇹👍👍👍
You lost me when you said most don’t want it for crazy fast action sports. Your videos (while a welcome break) are some of the minority that DON’T feature skateboards, surfboards, mountain bikes, skydiving…well you see what I mean. This is an FPV action cam. Ask any Redbull enthusiast.
If you will be doing any color grading just pick Flat / Native and call it a day. That is the closest you will get to a log mode on the 10 and 11 I would still use natural if I was never going to do any color editing but I always edit color in my workflow of course. AUTO RANT I rarely use the GoPro outdoors so my rant below is for indoor shooting NO to auto WB and Auto Shutter. - Shutter is FPS x2 (Or if available angle 180) - Issue with auto WB is that it can change during a shot and good luck editing that. If you do not set native then at least set a solid temp. as long as you have a consistent WB you can white balance it in post. (Over 60fps is the only time for Auto shutter)
most people buy an action camera to make a VLOG? No, sorry. Most people buy any action camera for recording either action or just everyday filming. Most people are not using a gopro to vlog or upload youtube videos. Many are. But not most.
Lol, BS, videos are going to utube mostly, if you don’t want to spend hours in DaVinci R just for a utub vid. Most all viewers don’t give a crap as long as it’s content is enjoyable.
Most people are going to use it because they know nothing about photography and color balance. They just want 'superficial pop' .. this is instragram culture we're dealing with. I'm hearing grown ass men talking about their 'instragram' accounts. Like what happened to America.
On the flat color profile I prefer to set the exposure compensation to -1. It preserves the highlights and the shadows are still there since they aren't being crushed by extreme amounts of contrast.
Just tested this on the Hero 11 and you pretty much nailed it. I watched your video about sharpness too and yeah, out of the box medium sharpness flat color is a clear winner.
Thanks so much for the informative video. I recently picked up a Hero 10 black, and set the color profile to NATURAL because that is what most recommend(ed). After watching this, I intend to re-record the footage in FLAT. VIBRANT was never a consideration. Using curves, you can always add contrast to a scene, but removing it isn't so easy.
I don't understand why people don't use a custom WB setting. Shoot in AUTO, and apply the custom setting in Premiere Pro or you program of choice. It's so easy, and produces the best results. I have always used a customs WB when shooting stills.
Thanks again.
Flat
5+ sat
5+ contrast
+3 shadow
-2 blacks
The I add an emulation with just small strength and I am good.
At the start of the video, I was like nah, natural is the one for me, I get halfway through and wow yes defo flat is so much better, thanks for pointing this out, great video.
Glad you enjoyed the vid!!👍
Wish I had found this video when I first bought my GoPro 10s. It took me three weeks and 300 hours to finally figure out what was going on. I always color correct all my footage using Davinci Resolve studio with a color panel. My main camera is a Blackmagic Cine 6k pro with 3 GoPros for B roll and POV. Another Protune setting for those who want more control, ADJUST THE SHARPNESS TO LOW! This will give you more flexibility in post to adjust the Mid/Detail.
The flat profile seem to be better. What i am not understanding though, is how you get such nice quality on youtube? after i export my gopro footages does not look very sharp, a bit blurry. Stil have a cbr of 100mpbs and h264 codec,
This
On the HERO 9 Black that I have, there's only Flat & GoPro Color (default). I too found my videos - which include lots of dimly lit scenes with shadows - were coming out looking terrible using the default GoPro Color setting. It was only last week that I switched to Flat & the quality of my videos is significantly improved. I also have a HERO 4 Black which, I think, is also set to the default GoPro Color setting - but the footage I film with that in the same dim shadowy scenes never looked as terrible as that filmed withe the HERO 9. Great video - thanks for putting it out here!
I have the GoPro 10 & the Canon R5. I use "Flat" on the GoPro 10 & CLog 3 (Flat) on the Canon R5. Flat or CLog 3 are the best and I color grade my videos on Davinci Studio 18 by either using LUT's or just regular color grade.
Great video. Thanks!
Thank you. Just what I needed to know. Am only recording in flat now and another pros is that I have so many more hours on my SD card, going up from about 2 hours to about 10 hours.
I have the GoPro 10 and went ahead & got the Skyreat 1.33 Anamophic lens instead of the Max lens from GoPro also got the Inkee Falcon Plus stabilizer which was designed for the GoPro that has the Media Mod. You cannot record at 5.3K with the Max lens. However, you can record 5.3K with the Anamorphic lens. Big difference and yes FLAT IS BETTER !! Far more flexible during post production with Davinci Resolve Studio 17.
I do prefer Flat with a -.5 or -1 exposure comp to preserve highlights. I occasionally also use Natural for night Timelapse. As far as Auto WB, never will I use it again. If you're getting great results, awesome. For me, I set either 5000k or 5500k and go with that no matter what the weather is and it's always very close to what it needs to be. I do this with all of my cameras and it makes editing a lot easier.
I just recently purchased a Hero 10 and will continue to use Flat. I also changed the setting to -0.5 EV. Do you normally use 5000k or 5500k more?
@@TheAdventureSpot Hey! I prefer 5500K. If I could get more specific with it I would probably choose 5300K which to my eyes is very accurate on other cameras I have.
I have a hero 5 and with being a photographer i always use the settings to suit the scene never leaving it on auto. I mostly set the WB using the kelvin scale and i use the + & - EV to suit the conditions in very bright sunny weather i often set it to - 2 EV to preserve the highlights.
I always use the flat colour profile as this is akin to using RAW in a DSLR there is so much information that is retained that can be developed in an editor, I uise the free version of DaVinci resolve its amazing and is more than up to the job of producing great looking videos.
Thank you for the video. This was very useful information!
Thanks for the reasons 👍
Game changing info. I was skeptical at first, but now flat with medium resolution is now my go to setup. Thanks!!!!
Now that you’ve mentioned it I do think flat is more natural…. And even if I, doing action footage I want to make out what’s in the shadows however if I’m trying to simulate an lsd trip vibrant and natural will be there for me
The Gopro "flat" profile is not that flat. It still has a lot of contrast and you don't have enough flexibility and also it doesn't compare with DJI's 'd-cinelike' profile which is way more flat and flexible.
Hey man.
Some useful examples there.
Since the Hero 5 I have been using the flat color profile. It is obvious that it gives you more room to play with the contrast and shadows.
The one thing I have been struggling with is getting the skin color correct. With the Hero 7 everything looked great. On the Hero 8, 9 and 10 there is a distinct yellow color cast. That is with setting the white balance manually. You can overcome this by setting the value 500 Kelvin lower than it should be, but it is still not great.
It never occurred to me that the auto white balance actually results in better skin colors.
Maybe it is something to check out in another video.
The color is the main problem with the Hero 10 (and 8 & 9). Exposure and clarity of the Hero 10 are totally amazing.
Greetings from the Netherlands.
He does talk about using auto white balance and auto shutter in this video when using flat color.
Thanks for this useful video. The "natural" mode has made a lot of my footage nearly unusable due to oversaturation. Just a quick question : When shooting in flat mode, do you think I can use the flat profile without touching other settings in the camera or do you recommend to adjust white balance? I really think the flat profile looks a world better and way more natural, but my only concern is the amount of work in post production? Thanks for your opinion. Best, Stephane
The only thing that matters to me is which GoPro version most accurately records what you are seeing. Unless you are trying to impress people who cares whether the color "looks good". When I look back one day at videos of hiking trips and vacations with my family it'd be nice to know it looks like it did that day. No one really focuses on that. You should, I would watch your channel just for that. My latest GoPro is a 9 and it is closer than earlier versions but still pretty much fails at capturing the color you are actually seeing. Does anyone know if the 10 or 11 actually do that?
FLAT COLOR+LEEMING LUT 👌
For snorkelling, would you recommend Flat+AutoWhite Balance+Auto Shutter Speed?
Vibrant and natural remind me of how I used to edit pictures before I knew what I was doing. That is how beginners ruin their photos, they make it as bright and colorful as possible and add a ton of contrast and sharpening. They think it looks good until years later when they look at it and wonder what they were thinking. Sometimes they find out sooner though when they have someone else's work to compare it too. I think the so called "film look" which often doesn't look anywhere near the real film I used will probably not age well at either. They think someone else's presets look good now but in ten years they will wish they had the original file. Natural on GoPro looks really bad most of the time and it's sad that GoPro hired a beginner to make it. Sometimes it looks okay but most of the time it doesn't. Even when it does look okay though once you compare it to flat you realize how bad natural is.
great video my friend! it helps so much as im looking for a vlogging camera for my hiking channel
Anyway to correct natural back to flat ?? (After the fact)
Why would you have to use auto white balance as you say at 3:38? Do you mean that if you want the usable footage right out of camera? Why woulnd't a specific white balance you set manually, deliver? If set correctly, that is ofc :)
I use the vibrant colour as im not that good at colour grading, ive got an ipad for editing. Yet to find a good app.
I’ll try flat tomorrow and colour grading
If your white balance is set to auto, I'd try just adding some saturation when using flat. You probably won't have to correct any colors, just add saturation. You'll have more dynamic range and more details using flat.
So what colour profile should we use of we can't colour grade?
I notice on skin tones that the skin looks almost dirty or very over sharpened. Any ideas how to fix? Fiat?
I'm still learning how to set this gopro 10 color. Hope this your informative video can help me produce real and beautiful pictures from this gopro 10. From mjc Malaysia.
hi, ive used the flat profile and the shadows are so awefilly grainy. Why is that? Iso was set to 100
How did you correct the white balance in the first examples? The pictures in flat look stunning there
good video brother - regards from UK - apprecaite it
Thanks for this video bro!
GREAT video. Thanks for this. I was wondering why my shots were so contrasty in natural. Now it makes sense! But I do want to try flat with a WB fixed at 5500 tomorrow…..
Hi tell about this audio setup ?? Which mic you used with go Pro in this video
Great video! Made me switch to Flat color profile.
Tnq bro 🤗
This is vary helpfull video
Thank you so much ❤️
I think you should have the texts visible longer than 1-2 seconds. I am not native English talker and I read slow, so I need to rewind and pause in order to be able to actually read the long text "This is using flat profile, see the white is white" and "This is using natural color profile, see the white is not white anymore" and whatnot.
Why couldn't the text be visible there for as long as the shot itself lasts? If you're thinking "maybe it's in the way" -> move it to somewhere else then, perhaps like bottom of the video for the full length of the video, idk.
i just created a video and thought vibrant will be best but i realize that footage was dark than i expected...so i am choosing flat forever now.
If I’d seen this video earlier then I wouldn’t have sold my Hero 10. I’m preferring the flat profile, as natural is over sharpened and the shadows are crushed. Did you film at 5.3k? Also, please can you compare 4K with 5.3K with the flat colour profile on medium sharpness? I will make this judgement to reconsider purchasing the Hero 10 again. Thanks.
Buy a Hero 11 now
I agree the Flat profile looks better . Suggestions on ISO ? 100-400, 800 ?
100 to 800 good for me
So using flat with medium sharpness is the way to go? White balance auto? Shutter speed double the fps?
I always use flat ever since it was available in the settings.
Pretty nutty! Thanks for the vid 😎
You have a point but never say never. There are situations where natural is the best & u can always tone down the contrast later.
I like the natural. It’s gritty, contrasty, and cinematic. Great for graffiti city type vibe without having to grade in post.
Thank you for sharing,now i know why. keep on sharing bro
Vibrant looked like you applied a shader from Fallout4. lol
Great video!
Well I was going to sell my gopro hero 11 because the images were that bad, really poor. I was following advice from everyone on TH-cam, then I saw yours,, wow, flat is totally different, all sorted now and THANK YOU, Brilliant images, not selling now.
ONLY FLAT is good. The misfortune with these "default" settings, which promise miracles, is the destruction of landscapes, a huge waste of thousands of videos: you shouldn't use anything other than the flat color profile. The sharpness is always excessive too, the last GoPro to be correct was the 7 in medium-sharpness.
Thanks! I have to use flat! :)
What do you recommend in the dark?
a camera with a much bigger sensor
good info. Why is your video quality so poor in THIS video? Its extremely dark and full of shadows
Thanks I learned something from this video
Very useful info, I was wondering why the heck the shadow in some of my clips was so dang dark. Been using so called "natural" all along.
I'll be switching to flat and testing that now.
Thanks for this video 😊
Thanks for sharing this, what about ISO min/max.
Right now I’ve been using 100/400.
I use 100/800. Do not go above 800
@@meljenkins1016epends on the situation and conditions, on the bike I can use min.shutter 1/240 iso 100-2200 for excellent stabilization.
I have found you lose a lot of detail with the blacks getting blacker and greys turning black using Natural and Vibrant. The whites turn whiter and blown out in some instances. Flat is the way to go.
Great video.
Hi - Interesting video - It would have been nice to see the results setting the White balance and Shutter speed manually and then viewing the 3 picture profiles. Maybe the auto is having a detrimental effect on natural and vibrant?
Wow thanks. Flat is a lot of better. Special when we vlogging inside of a car and then color corrections😅. Nice video
What you just said makes a lot of sense because my skin looks orange when I’m recording video so thank you
Nice one Jimmy 😂 just changed to flat - I’ll give it a go! Liked and subscribed. ATB Mark.
Nice one video bro
Great vid. Slight disagreement from me...I think natural and vibrant have NO purpose, I'd use flat for action and spots too!
buen video. justamente necesitaba una referencia ya que el otro dia gopro me arruino un video con tantas sombras y contrastes.
I will respectfully disagree. The flat looks too washed out to me. I prefer the detail in the natural (with some vibrancy) versus the washed out looking flat. However, I understand why you would recommend flat. In particular, the building with the American flag. In flat, you lose the detail of the grooves on the sides of the building.
I find using HDR on the GoPro 12 mode means at least the natural mode is more acceptable now
@@danielrockstein I don’t professionally edit my footage so if it’s flat or log it stays that way which I don’t like as I don’t have the software to modify it
Hola cómo va la base el sonido de tus vídeos? Graba la pista completamente separada y después la unes en la edición? Suscribed and thx!!!
Excellent ☺️ describe
Thank you!
Hallo my friend True, you are absolutely right. The flat color is the real natural color interesting video great shooting beautiful Big Big Like 😊🌴🇮🇹👍👍👍
I was wondering why my new gopro 10 shoots such a shitty noisy picture. Now I understand! Thank you!
Vibrant for me.. i like the colorful..
You are my „Mr. Flat“ 😅 thank you for the detailed reasons choose „flat“ 🙋♂️👍
great video, thanks. I'm thinking about getting Gopro just can't decide if I should go for 9 or 10. I have heard a lot of bad stuff about GP10.
no lol
You lost me when you said most don’t want it for crazy fast action sports. Your videos (while a welcome break) are some of the minority that DON’T feature skateboards, surfboards, mountain bikes, skydiving…well you see what I mean. This is an FPV action cam. Ask any Redbull enthusiast.
Flat gives you realistic colors
Agree, though it’s STILL over saturated in some instances. Like, grass for example. Way to bright green even in flat.
If you will be doing any color grading just pick Flat / Native and call it a day. That is the closest you will get to a log mode on the 10 and 11
I would still use natural if I was never going to do any color editing but I always edit color in my workflow of course.
AUTO RANT
I rarely use the GoPro outdoors so my rant below is for indoor shooting
NO to auto WB and Auto Shutter.
- Shutter is FPS x2 (Or if available angle 180)
- Issue with auto WB is that it can change during a shot and good luck editing that.
If you do not set native then at least set a solid temp. as long as you have a consistent WB you can white balance it in post.
(Over 60fps is the only time for Auto shutter)
Wow watching from nepal
most people buy an action camera to make a VLOG? No, sorry. Most people buy any action camera for recording either action or just everyday filming. Most people are not using a gopro to vlog or upload youtube videos. Many are. But not most.
Flat is much better
Lol, BS, videos are going to utube mostly, if you don’t want to spend hours in DaVinci R just for a utub vid. Most all viewers don’t give a crap as long as it’s content is enjoyable.
Most people are going to use it because they know nothing about photography and color balance. They just want 'superficial pop' .. this is instragram culture we're dealing with. I'm hearing grown ass men talking about their 'instragram' accounts. Like what happened to America.
Thanks for sharing, but this video could be 2min long! you just repeating over and over 😏