I am flying a Mavic Air 2. On a very bright sunny dayI shot video and stills of the same subject. Camera facing straight down, The Video is lovely bright green (Garden and Lawns etc) The stills have a very blue-ish cast. I tried Auto and Pro but bother are similar. Can anyone suggest why this is happening .
Please upload an example picture and video so people can see what you’re seeing - rather than just throwing guesses at you 
As @PingSpike says, not seeing the issue first hand makes it difficult. But at a pure stab in the dark guess based on the information provided it’s not a case of you looking at the raw image instead of the jpeg is it? a raw image will need post processing to bring out the correct colour definition. as where the jpeg will do it’s best job of colour grading in the camera.
just a guess.
Have you checked that you have the same white balance set on video and stills?
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Also What photo and video processing software are you using?
Members will then probably be able to advise how to adjust them both.
Thankyou all. I need to check a few of these things.
I have tried to show an image that has the blue cast? I am using iPhoto on a Mac
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According to the exif data, the camera was set in tungsten light mode …
That will be most of the problem.
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Try adjusting the White Balance, as per @Khump3 advised above.
Maybe move the slider to the right a little.
Alternatively, download SnapSeed, then tinker with the colours
I don’t have the Air2, but the fact that the exif states “Tugnsten”, I’m pretty sure it must have quick setting … Sunny/Cloudy/Tungsten/Fluorescent kind of thing. So it probably didn’t involve a °K slider, unless it was a custom colour temp … in which case the exif would state the °K rather than “Tugsten”.
Can’t be sure - but that’s my prediction.
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Thankyou so much. I cant find how to change that.
This might help … and, surprisingly (to me) it does appear to be a slider. 
Set it to auto, first (if it isn’t already), and see if looks a load better.
If it is on Auto, already … then I think there’s a far bigger issue.
I set the TouTube link to start where the setting is actually set.
If you can’t work out how to get to that point, then watching the video from the beginning-ish should show you.
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