I know the Mini 3 uses D-CINELIKE but I would like to be able to use some DLog-M to Rec709 LUT for editing (I prefer to shoot in 10bit).


I already tried using the LUT of my Mavic 2 Pro but I didn't like the contrast (too high).


Could someone point me to some LUT to use on the Mini 3?

D-cinelike is not a full LOG file (only less contrast and saturation)
so there is no LUT for

Sean Alami has a 709 Lut in his shop.
https://www.seanalami.com/shop

He does some interesting videos also:

I found 2 Lut which looks quite nice but never tested further. Feel free to try.

LUT Mini3

yes, GEODRONE LUT D-CINE.cube   is the best

Indio Posted at 7-5 02:53
D-cinelike is not a full LOG file (only less contrast and saturation)
so there is no LUT for

Just because it isn’t a LOG profile, doesn’t mean you can’t use a LUT on it.  It does mean you won’t have as much latitude to make as much change, but you certainly can still use a LUT if it’s properly designed for that particular color profile.

I use this one https://www.groundcontrol.film/free-luts/free-cinelike-d-lut

Won't help much since it is a night clip, but I made a comparison:


Youtube adds banding, here is the original file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/ ... EaqlDxup1HcTC9/view

Thank you all for the tips and comments

I always use the same lut on my cinelike footage.
Works great.
It's on my other laptop, so I have to look for it.

The Istanbul footage is interesting, but I shudder to think how many laws this guy broke getting this footage, and I am constantly amazed at how the drone community (including this one) simply ignores how this (and most drone videos posted to YouTube) flagrantly and routinely violate regulations.  And yet some wonder why there's so much hate out there for people flying drones, and why the restrictions keep getting tighter.

Violating airspace regs out in an empty, rural area, where nobody is around, is one thing.  Flying directly over the center over one of the world's biggest cities, in a place that's super-densely populated, crowded (even at night), that's thick with major religious monuments -- flying directly over that nations #1 tourist attraction AND it's most holy place, in a country that's not exactly known for taking a gentle, hands-off attitude with people who break rules...well, that's something else.  

Crack-downs on drone flying gonna come, more and more restrictions are inevitable, and as this kind of flagrant violation of the regulations continues, there will be be lots of consequences (beyond the DJI bot's automated nonsense post that will surely follow, with a friendly reminder to please "check all local drone laws").  When more and more restrictions and crackdowns with heavy-handed enforcement comes, don't be shocked.  I've seen (and anyone who flies their mini in a location like this should watch it, too).

Burstmode Posted at 7-10 07:50
The Istanbul footage is interesting, but I shudder to think how many laws this guy broke getting this footage, and I am constantly amazed at how the drone community (including this one) simply ignores how this (and most drone videos posted to YouTube) flagrantly and routinely violate regulations.  And yet some wonder why there's so much hate out there for people flying drones, and why the restrictions keep getting tighter.

Violating airspace regs out in an empty, rural area, where nobody is around, is one thing.  Flying directly over the center over one of the world's biggest cities, in a place that's super-densely populated, crowded (even at night), that's thick with major religious monuments -- flying directly over that nations #1 tourist attraction AND it's most holy place, in a country that's not exactly known for taking a gentle, hands-off attitude with people who break rules...well, that's something else.  

How do you know it was illegal recording, recording without permission...?   

Burstmode Posted at 7-10 07:50
The Istanbul footage is interesting, but I shudder to think how many laws this guy broke getting this footage, and I am constantly amazed at how the drone community (including this one) simply ignores how this (and most drone videos posted to YouTube) flagrantly and routinely violate regulations.  And yet some wonder why there's so much hate out there for people flying drones, and why the restrictions keep getting tighter.

Violating airspace regs out in an empty, rural area, where nobody is around, is one thing.  Flying directly over the center over one of the world's biggest cities, in a place that's super-densely populated, crowded (even at night), that's thick with major religious monuments -- flying directly over that nations #1 tourist attraction AND it's most holy place, in a country that's not exactly known for taking a gentle, hands-off attitude with people who break rules...well, that's something else.  

You are assuming many things without knowledge of the situation. This is not good!
( your reference to that 70’s movie is also utter nonsense)