How To Edit D-LOG DRONE Footage In Premiere Pro 2023 | FREE LUT

[@edoardodeluca1463]

Very nice tutorial! What about exposing for dlog? Do you expose to the right or centered white the instogram?

[@videofeaver]

Thanks for the comment. I try to overexpose my footage a bit. By about 0.5 stops. That’s seams to get the best colours. But it’s a lovely log profile with lots a room to fix over/under exposed issues. As long as it’s not too far out you should be happy with the results

[@JanDTio]

As a complete rookie in drones and video, with a background in photography, I found this video to be most informative and helpful. Well done! Thanks!

[@imcampanella]

Thank you! Straight and too the point and good for us newbies who wanna learn and get back to work. Appreciated.

[@HouseflyJones]

Absolutely one of the easiest videos to learn from for beginners when it comes to color grading drone footage. Thank you!

[@videofeaver]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the support 😊

[@EssenceSriLanka]

Cheers dude... very helpful and great presentation...love it that you keep things simple and direct.

[@MeijaJanis]

i need to do this as well, i started in DLog then kinda moved to normal, now i am ready to go back and do it properly. appreciate your sharing

[@mr_geometrikz]

TY for the video.

[@jamesbond4981]

Thank you for this, I didn't understand why you would deliberately film with flat setting, now it makes perfect sense with post production¬!

[@cotyoran0652]

Very good explaining video ! Logic is same for all video editors. I like to apply these on Da Vinci and Lumafusion which are great on iPad.

[@Theelectpros]

Great walkthrough! Thank you

[@psicopaulo82]

Beautiful content. Thank you sir.

[@Jojo_Strawhat]

Perfect Tutorial! Helped me a lot to learn colorgrading.

[@DroneGraphy]

Excellent color grading tutorial. Very explanatory. Perfectly delivered

[@videofeaver]

Glad you think so, Thank you!

[@voyagevisions]

nice tutorial exactly as i wanted

[@michelsoucy2343]

Been flying only 9 months and just now looking at shooting in D-Log. This was super helpful, thanks! Now, if the weather would calm down a bit, I'll get out there and do some trials. Cheers from Cape Breton Island.

[@grooveecard]

Great info! Thank you for the LUT!

[@MolhaM1975]

great useful explanation

[@prooli]

That's why such channels are created, filled with tips about movies, i liked it.

[@ChrisIrwin509]

Omg! This is gold! Thank you

[@dmellophotogrtaphy]

The Best Ever. Big Up brother. With Love from Kenya.

[@ccyork8404]

Thank You!!

[@drewingap]

Thanks, Well done tutorial. I'm going to try this right now!

[@marcindallig9035]

Thanks for this video. everything explained clearly and legibly.

[@GoliathA3]

Great video, very helpful. I do however have to laugh at when you say, "...and I'm going to start right now." And then we sit and wait through your intro and then you telling us about your vacation.

[@machinegundroner9411]

Thanks for the tutorial and the free LUT

[@wiswis10]

Thank you . I liked it

[@abellopez1479]

muchas muchas gracias! muy sencillo y muy bueno.🙌🙌🙌

[@askabk]

thanks for teaching me this trick of color grading

[@videofeaver]

I’m glad this video was helpful. Happy to help!

[@dallingrant6029]

This is a great tutorial! Simply explained and easily understood. Thank you so much!

[@videofeaver]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SonofHannder]

Good stuff

[@JennOuttDoors]

Super helpful video thank you!

[@keyframeaerial]

Nicely explained. I'm going to try your LUT on some of my videos.

[@DikhoTechDigest]

That's a great tutorial. Easy to understand get the point. I like the step by step you teach me.

[@RONALDSCHULTE]

Well explained only here you use 5 shots in a winter landscape! I would prefer to see a colorful image so you can see much better what you have done in terms of color grading.

[@alfredlw]

Thank you! Good Luck on your new channel! What camera are you using in your studio btw?

[@grey_tracer5283]

How about the cinelike-d profile in the Mini 3 Pro? Still unsure how to grade that footage..... :/

[@YuiSenpai]

naisu! thanks m8 🤙

[@MyHimalayanDreams]

Awesome !!

[@Oboiyankey]

Tnx for the Luts

[@wearetrackclub]

Love this tutorial, super helpful and easy to follow :)

[@TheClifflawson]

Awesome! You took a complex subject and made it simple! Thank you!

[@mstuartkendall]

Thanks. Very helpful. Question: would the initial color correction step be faster if you you first checked auto within the basic editing tool? Just asking. Would doing this first provide you with a better baseline?

[@bubbawoods1203]

great video brother⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@johnlamb4465]

great vid, I learned alot but does it look like your end product looks skippy at 13:14?? Why is that?

[@AzarRecords45]

explained it clearly and in a easy manner keep going brother soon 1k subs

[@videofeaver]

Thanks a ton

[@FindingMinwoo]

thank you so much! amazing sruff. Quick question- if you edit a long footage where the lighting and everyhing gradually changes how would you edit?

[@JasmQasm]

good Video good info.

[@cody3078]

When you looked at the final clip on the scope after pasting your initial corrections and it was way over 100, is that an indication you should have used a stronger ND filter for that shot? It seemed like even after the correction the sky was pretty washed out. Super great info though and thanks for sharing!

[@anajustel7261]

THANK YOUUUUUUU

[@nicolaussuryadharma]

Hey, I got some probs as a rookie. After finishing editing on Premiere Pro and exporting it, why does the footage look rough and get much noise even at the premiere It looks clean? I used the 2.7k footage setting on the drone and worked on sequence 1080. I hope I get your feedback soon, Thanks

[@from1978]

Is it best to use the rec709 color space that premiere automatically applies to the footage?

[@Marstvofficielnabil]

VERY GOD

[@throughmyeyes4]

When you were shooting in the drone did you overexpose the shots a bit (+1 or +2 stops)?

[@majedmj.digitalworlds]

Could you please advise if there is a way to extract the video without losing too much quality, given that you have an iPhone 12 Max? I would really appreciate any advice or solutions you might have. Thank you so much for your help!

[@MyLifesDreamis2WorkWithWolves]

what do i do when i say for example doing a reveal shot behind trees and then flying up where the sky is bright afff lol???? like where in the clip do i do the scope thing between 10 and 90 do i open this graph on darkest point of my video ( then my sky will be bright as fuk ) or do i do it at the sky...... then the floor is dark af LOL?

[@paubamlengjeme]

your timeline is sooo smooth, i cant even use dji air2s footage with proxy files. is there any specific setting for this smooth usable footage?

[@itsdanielrosa]

Following

[@Plasma250]

What are your laptop/PC specs?

[@paubamlengjeme]

@@Plasma250 luckily i am grateful to upgrade my pc with m2max chip and its smooth as butter. Earlier was dependent on 1650 graphics card with 2700x cpu

[@Plasma250]

@@paubamlengjeme Nice! I'm picking up an M1 MacBook Pro with 32 GB of RAM. I'm hoping that should be enough for now.

[@paubamlengjeme]

@@Plasma250 that should be enough unless you working with big production company.

[@eprohoda]

r! how is it going?. really professional footage! farewell, ;))

[@videofeaver]

Thank you for your comment 😊

[@DiveValor]

so i have all the dfault footage from my mini 4 pro and I try to import into premire pro and it dosent find any files. any thoughts?

[@sdproduxions1849]

What lumetri scope is this? You have different to chose from.

[@galacticboy2009]

The official D-LOG to Rec.709 LUT from DJI doesn't work in Premiere at all, it refuses to load, so I had to use yours. I'm hoping it's roughly the same. Thank you.

[@11bullockj11]

so many steps. Making me nervous to even try to use adobe premiere pro

[@incanada]

premier pro is not importing my dji mini pro 4 vidz. can anyone help please

[@rafal.talaga]

Hi. Why 10 and 90 no 0-100?

[@wp1300]

1:48

[@dronetheworld4k67]

Difference between white and highlights Shadows and blacks Why don't u reduce the shadows all the way down instead of playing with both shadows and blacks It seemed to me both options were brining down the lum. Scope down to zero !.. so what's difference between both ?!...