Hi
Today i took some Photos with my Phantom Pro 4.
On returning home i realised i had the colour profile set to D-Cinelike.
This was a mistake as i wanted ''none'' as the profile.
Photos look dull and flat like this.Does anyone know if i can edt these photos back to ''None''
Hoping someone can Help
Thanks
Paul

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Not if the photos are JPG. You can of course adjust the colours in Photoshop or any other image editor, but you will degrade the image quality because a JPG-file has limited headroom for adjustments.
If you shoot RAW (DNG) you can adjust as much as you like in a raw-converter without losing quality.

Hi. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused. With regards to this concern. Kindly please post a sample photo from the SD card for better assistance. Thank you.

ArcticPhoto Posted at 7-27 00:14
Not if the photos are JPG. You can of course adjust the colours in Photoshop or any other image editor, but you will degrade the image quality because a JPG-file has limited headroom for adjustments.
If you shoot RAW (DNG) you can adjust as much as you like in a raw-converter without losing quality.

Ok Thanks for replying. I do have the raw files but these are awful as they have have terrible distortion in them and make them unusable

DJI Paladin Posted at 7-27 23:30
Hi. I am sorry for the trouble this has caused. With regards to this concern. Kindly please post a sample photo from the SD card for better assistance. Thank you.

Hi
As you can see the first photo was taken in the D-Cinelike colour profile,very flat  and week.The second one was taken with the ''None'' Colour profile and look so much better in my opinion.Just need to find some way to convert the D-Cinelike photos back to None but i don't think it is possible.
Thanks
Paul

JetSam Posted at 7-26 23:45
Strange thing .... there are an Dji Go 4 update , try this new Version

Ok i will try downloading it
Thanks
Paul