Hello,
I have spent some time trying to get the video in 4K better, but finally it always gets 'pixelized' after You Tube compression.
Here you can find link to one video I prepare, first 50 seconds (and some parts further) are done with P4P.
4K, 30fps, h264, ND8 filter, 1/60 shutter, some parts ISO 100 + D-Cinematic and some with D-Log (ISO 500), in camera settings set as -3, -3, -3. Processing in Final Cut Pro X, color corrections and sharpening. Still really terrible look when scaled down to 1080p. The rest of the material (from Olympus EM1 Mk II) is perfectly sharp, fantastic.
Is that something known about Phantom 4? Is it so bad in 4K when there are fast moving objects and the scene is not lit so well?
Any suggestion as to what settings/resolution is really best and gives great results? It seems that video is a bit disappointing, at least not what I expected. Thankfully, photos are really great!
Thanks for any suggestions! Would be really helpful, as I'm getting frustrated
Cheers,
Marcin
I have spent some time trying to get the video in 4K better, but finally it always gets 'pixelized' after You Tube compression.
Here you can find link to one video I prepare, first 50 seconds (and some parts further) are done with P4P.
4K, 30fps, h264, ND8 filter, 1/60 shutter, some parts ISO 100 + D-Cinematic and some with D-Log (ISO 500), in camera settings set as -3, -3, -3. Processing in Final Cut Pro X, color corrections and sharpening. Still really terrible look when scaled down to 1080p. The rest of the material (from Olympus EM1 Mk II) is perfectly sharp, fantastic.
Is that something known about Phantom 4? Is it so bad in 4K when there are fast moving objects and the scene is not lit so well?
Any suggestion as to what settings/resolution is really best and gives great results? It seems that video is a bit disappointing, at least not what I expected. Thankfully, photos are really great!
Thanks for any suggestions! Would be really helpful, as I'm getting frustrated

Cheers,
Marcin