@@DavidLorenzoFlorida Thanks, David. Question for you … I just started using the D-log M color profile with my Mini, then using the DJI LUT and a little color grading. I admire how crisp and beautiful all your videos are. What drone and color profile do you use? I hope you don’t mind my questions … just trying to learn more and improve my skills.
@@lonschultz-coastalscaerial7467 I started using the Mini 4 Pro this summer. I am using D-Log as well. I rarely use LUTs since I think the DJI does a fine job capturing colors. As well as the fact that I grew impatient trying to find LUTs that I liked. I use Davinci Resolve and will initially do "Auto Color" to see what it can do. If it is close, I will then tweak the colors. If it is not, I will move along the same clip, find a different scene with more color, and try "Auto Color" again and tweak. I then finish with bending a slight "S" curve in the color panel to add some contrast and bring down the highlights. That is the quick summary. I do not claim to be a master at it yet. But I watch tutorials and progress as I learn.
@ Thanks so much for your answers! I am going to consider them and experiment with the Auto Color and other things you mentioned. I just got Davinci Resolve Studio and love it. So much to learn. Thx again. Merry Xmas 🎄
*More nice views of the marshy area. It almost looks like a painting in some scenes. 👍*
@@DavidLorenzoFlorida Thanks, David. Question for you … I just started using the D-log M color profile with my Mini, then using the DJI LUT and a little color grading. I admire how crisp and beautiful all your videos are. What drone and color profile do you use? I hope you don’t mind my questions … just trying to learn more and improve my skills.
@@lonschultz-coastalscaerial7467 I started using the Mini 4 Pro this summer. I am using D-Log as well. I rarely use LUTs since I think the DJI does a fine job capturing colors. As well as the fact that I grew impatient trying to find LUTs that I liked. I use Davinci Resolve and will initially do "Auto Color" to see what it can do. If it is close, I will then tweak the colors. If it is not, I will move along the same clip, find a different scene with more color, and try "Auto Color" again and tweak. I then finish with bending a slight "S" curve in the color panel to add some contrast and bring down the highlights. That is the quick summary. I do not claim to be a master at it yet. But I watch tutorials and progress as I learn.
@ Thanks so much for your answers! I am going to consider them and experiment with the Auto Color and other things you mentioned. I just got Davinci Resolve Studio and love it. So much to learn. Thx again. Merry Xmas 🎄