Beneath a Restless Sky. Edgbaston Reservoir. Birmingham

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Finding beauty in the everyday life.

Edgbaston Reservoir, Birmingham.

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Nice shot George.
It is hard to believe that Birmingham city centre is around 1 mile away.
Will you be posting any of your Neo 2 video as well?

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It is neo-2 shoot of the Edgbaston Rezi. Obviously color-graded images for Instagram. Learning it . With video, don’t forget i am a novice. my latest video from the Grey Arrows meeting: Never Tomorrow | Journey Through Heartbreak | Flying Stick 57 as i said, i am learning.

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Thanks, Ian. That’s a great suggestion. I hadn’t considered the canals before, but they could make an interesting project with the Osmo Mobile and Neo 2. Much appreciated. :+1:

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Thanks, Ian. I really appreciate the advice. I’m also trying to learn more about colour grading at the moment. If you or anyone else has any tips on developing a natural look without overdoing it, I’d be grateful to hear them.

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I’m not sure if Paul @ElevatedPerspectives has covered this in one of his tutorials, but in any case, it would help you to have a look through them. You can get to his youtube channel from within this latest topic Make a Cinematic Drone Film Using QuickShots

With your Neo 2 taking photos in jpeg, not RAW/dng, and video not having the D-Log option, you are a little limited I think.

However, I have seen some great images from the Neo 2, so there is a way!

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understood.

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thank you for advice, to be homest i went far to much with color-grading and LUTs

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I understood

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Thanks for the mention, Ian, and for pointing people towards my tutorials. Much appreciated :slightly_smiling_face:

You can still adjust the colour of footage recorded in Normal—you don’t need D-Log to make a worthwhile improvement. There’s less room for substantial changes, so gentle adjustments to white balance, exposure, contrast and saturation are a good starting point.

For a beginner, I’d concentrate on getting the exposure and white balance right when filming, then make small adjustments afterwards.

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For a beginner, I’d concentrate on getting the exposure and white balance right when filming, then make small adjustments afterwards. to be honest i am absolutely agree, step by step about white balance, taken on board,thank you, this is what i am here for , to learn

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Well, i try my best, i’m just a beginner. Iam here to learn, thanks