m2bfx
24 March 2018 12:11
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Ok so we have many examples of settings for the Mavic Air’s Gimble, and Yaw etc on YouTube.
Hi Barry,
I’m unsure about the Mavic Air as I don’t have one, but it may be a bit of trial and error.
There’s a couple of thread here relating to Mavic Pro settings which may be a good starting point to begin with, rather than just auto-everything:
Changed my firmware recently, lost all my camera settings.
Anyone know what I need to adjust to get some real-world colours back in to this?
The greens look “too green”?
Sun was very (very) low in the sky, you can tell by the length of the shadows.
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To get the most detail and depth out of you videos and stills, always shoot in either D-Log or D-Cinelike
With regards to the other settings, the most important is the Sharpness setting.
It is advisable to set the Sharpness setting to +1.
If the Sharpness setting is set to 0 or below, the Mavic’s Noise Reduction kicks in and tends to make details look very mushy, especially in the dark areas (such as trees or other high contrast areas).
You can of course correct the Sharpness afterwards in p…
But I’m sure someone with an Air will be along soon to share what settings they use
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