On my wishlist for the next software OS release is the ability to use in monitor LUT:s.
That would be very helpful when flying and filming in D-Log!

Hi, please tell me more details about the feature you mentioned so I can forward it to our engineers for further improvement. Thanks for your support.

DJI Elektra Posted at 2018-3-6 20:27
Hi, please tell me more details about the feature you mentioned so I can forward it to our engineers for further improvement. Thanks for your support.

Sure. When you record with the D-Log setting the picture is flat. In post production you apply a LUT to grade it to a certain color. Almost like a filter. On professional field monitors, like the CS is marked as,  you can apply the LUT in the monitor and see the end result directly when filming. Without this possibility the screen is very dull with almost no color and contrast when flying. This makes it harder to navigate when flying.

Swedrone Posted at 2018-3-7 07:21
Sure. When you record with the D-Log setting the picture is flat. In post production you apply a LUT to grade it to a certain color. Almost like a filter. On professional field monitors, like the CS is marked as,  you can apply the LUT in the monitor and see the end result directly when filming. Without this possibility the screen is very dull with almost no color and contrast when flying. This makes it harder to navigate when flying.

When using EL Mode you can change to a Rec709 look. Which helps already.
But I agree. Adding premade custom LUT's could help in some cases. Atleast for the hdmi out, so the custromer sees a more charmin image ;)
Otherwise, on bigger productions, the folks in the video village can add a look on the customer screen.

Swedrone Posted at 2018-3-7 07:21
Sure. When you record with the D-Log setting the picture is flat. In post production you apply a LUT to grade it to a certain color. Almost like a filter. On professional field monitors, like the CS is marked as,  you can apply the LUT in the monitor and see the end result directly when filming. Without this possibility the screen is very dull with almost no color and contrast when flying. This makes it harder to navigate when flying.

Thanks for your update. I would forward your suggestion to our engineers. Thanks for your attention.

Swedrone Posted at 2018-3-7 07:21
Sure. When you record with the D-Log setting the picture is flat. In post production you apply a LUT to grade it to a certain color. Almost like a filter. On professional field monitors, like the CS is marked as,  you can apply the LUT in the monitor and see the end result directly when filming. Without this possibility the screen is very dull with almost no color and contrast when flying. This makes it harder to navigate when flying.

Thanks for the details and your attention. Your idea will be forwarded.  

Coyut Posted at 2018-3-8 23:27
When using EL Mode you can change to a Rec709 look. Which helps already.
But I agree. Adding premade custom LUT's could help in some cases. Atleast for the hdmi out, so the custromer sees a more charmin image ;)
Otherwise, on bigger productions, the folks in the video village can add a look on the customer screen.

Thank´s. Is El Mode available on the Mavic I´m using?