First final edit from p4p (winter scenes with high contrast)

[Tomas Wangen]

For what it is worth, here is my first finalized edit from my second flight with the p4p.

Shot in 4K, 30fps, h265, none-profile and uploaded in 4k (though youtube seems to limit to 1440p currently)

The p4p handles difficult light quite well (though a working dlog would have been much preferrable), and stability is impressive. This is unfiltered at iso 100, f2.8-f11 mostly 1/60 sec (so great to not have to land for switching nd when light changes rapidly).

Due to popular demand (thanks for input, @CaptainDrone798), I have slightly decreased magenta cast for some of the scenes. Please note that a cast is still present but less dramatic.

For reference, I left the original here:

 

[CaptainDrone798]

Those colors look like what happens when one runs a video through a basic post processing engine.

 

[Tomas Wangen]

Those colors look like what happens when one runs a video through a basic post processing engine.

This is colored in Resolve. Original is unfortunatley more towards grey-brown and did not give too much of a winter-feel.

 

[CaptainDrone798]

I was going to ask if it was Davinci Resolve. I've noticed that Davinci Resolve tends to go more towards purples on auto color correct, especially if the white balance was not the greatest in the original.

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[Tomas Wangen]

Delete

On second inspection I now see that I missed a overly magenta cast in the master for the darker scenes, I will correct this shortly. No autocorrection used here so operator-error.

 

[Lucaxel]

I cannot give any profesional, or high level amat. comment but the footage is awesome !!

 

[Kman]

Looks like 4k is available now. YouTube takes forever for it to show up after you upload a video.

Video looks great. Awesome!

 

[Shan]

Wow!


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[maseman88]

i wish i could figure out resolve. LOL... even with the tutorials, i'm lost. its very weird

 

[Tomas Wangen]

i wish i could figure out resolve. LOL... even with the tutorials, i'm lost. its very weird

Resolve is actually quite straight forward once you learn to read the scopes and what the basic controls do. This is a sample adjustment from the footage above; spending a few hour learning basic adjustments is well worth it.

 

[KevMo Photog]

Super nice video man! Can't believe how awesome the detail is. Where is this at btw?

 

[tml4191]

isn't that spot dangerous for people to be walking on? Great video though.

 

[phneeley]

Great video! Thank you for sharing!


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[Tomas Wangen]

isn't that spot dangerous for people to be walking on? Great video though.

Well, I chose to stay off the ice in this instance, as it was definately on the thin side

 

[Tomas Wangen]

Super nice video man! Can't believe how awesome the detail is. Where is this at btw?

This is shot at a small lake (Sognsvann) in Oslo, Norway.

 

[Prometric]

nice job [emoji106]


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[richardhurst]

Lovely mate. Really nice scenes

 

[Dronefriend]

Nice Tomas!

How big do you estimate the difference in quality between youtube 4K and the raw material is?

 

[Tomas Wangen]

Nice Tomas!

How big do you estimate the difference in quality between youtube 4K and the raw material is?

To avoid being overly subjective, here is a 100% section of one difficult frame with lots of details.

Graded original
Same grade from youtube
Difference between these versions.

I can say that this looks very good on a 65" 4k screen with high bitrate, so the potential is high.

 

[Dronefriend]

To avoid being overly subjective, here is a 100% section of one difficult frame with lots of details.

Graded original
Same grade from youtube
Difference between these versions.

I can say that this looks very good on a 65" 4k screen with high bitrate, so the potential is high.

Wouldn't be able to tell the difference in an ABX test on those. Looking forward to my drone which should arrive Monday