Below are two panos from my first flight with the Mavic Pro. Which color temperature do you prefer?

Awesome! The first picture thumbs up!

Depending on what you want to achieve.
First one is more cold, second one is my preferred one

Very nice pano btw!

Arcobaleno Reborn Posted at 2018-3-16 13:03
Awesome! The first picture thumbs up!

Thanks for your input!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-3-16 13:14
Depending on what you want to achieve.
First one is more cold, second one is my preferred one

The first is 5200K which is what I had set in the drone. The second is at 7500K and more closely matches the actual scene. Thanks for your feedback!

I prefer the look of the second. If I was processing them, I’d probably use Lightroom to add a gradient filter to get some more detail from the sky.

Both of them are nice! The first one is a bit too blue on the mountain tops, the second one looks more natural

Folkestone Posted at 2018-3-16 15:13
I prefer the look of the second. If I was processing them, I’d probably use Lightroom to add a gradient filter to get some more detail from the sky.

Thanks for your input! I have Lightroom, but I haven't heard of that. Do you mean a graduated filter?

GoldenSun Posted at 2018-3-16 15:14
Both of them are nice! The first one is a bit too blue on the mountain tops, the second one looks more natural

The second does more closely match the actual color temp. Thank for chiming in!

I'd stick with the second one.  Don't know about you, but I absolutely love being able to make multiple images at different settings while just "hovering in place" .. .who needs a tripod?!?

Silvex Posted at 2018-3-16 16:31
Thanks for your input! I have Lightroom, but I haven't heard of that. Do you mean a graduated filter?

That’s the one!

Sorry, tired brain.

Folkestone Posted at 2018-3-16 20:55
That’s the one!

Sorry, tired brain.

So would you decrease exposure? The filters can be a little tricky with mountains of varying heights.

Silvex Posted at 2018-3-17 08:17
So would you decrease exposure? The filters can be a little tricky with mountains of varying heights.

Tweak the exposure, clarity and play with the highlights and all see what’s there.

I know what you mean about the different heights, I have the same issue with the cliffs here.

Too much sky, should not be more than 1/3 of the image.  #2 looks more genuine.

m1shootr Posted at 2018-3-17 13:55
Too much sky, should not be more than 1/3 of the image.  #2 looks more genuine.

Thanks for your input! I kind of abandoned the rule of thirds on this one for the interesting cloud formation.

Silvex Posted at 2018-3-17 21:23
Thanks for your input! I kind of abandoned the rule of thirds on this one for the interesting cloud formation.

Being you are going for interesting clouds, I prefer first picture.
If you were going for mountains and town below, I would go with second picture.  But then, you would want also want less sky.

Silvex Posted at 2018-3-16 14:32
The first is 5200K which is what I had set in the drone. The second is at 7500K and more closely matches the actual scene. Thanks for your feedback!

You're welcome!

Both are good shots - my preference is the first one as I prefer the darker blues.

Great shot! If I were to choose will be number 1

Nice shot, I prefer the second...

A CW Posted at 2018-3-19 00:15
Both are good shots - my preference is the first one as I prefer the darker blues.

Thank for your input!

Lorenzo Facchin Posted at 2018-3-19 00:53
Nice shot, I prefer the second...

Thanks for chiming in! I appreciate the feedback.