This is a video we shot in the Maldives,
Using action4
Most screen settings are
4k/16:9/60/HB/d log m

I used the official restoration LUT provided by DJI
Plus a slight color adjustment

This includes/cloudy/indoor low light/underwater (snorkeling)
https://youtu.be/dp0bLyiuO5Q?si=iJqNi53aKL8PI18y



This includes/night/indoor low light/underwater/bright sky
https://youtu.be/s9KARa2EDuU?si=Jc0IcbL8_I43YDSf

Nice manta rays and whale shark! Underwater, did you use auto white balance? Which noise reduction and sharpnesses? Auto ISO/exposure, EV?

What an amazing day at sea.  Underwater views are fantastic.  

Kewl enjoyed

Reiner. Posted at 10-30 04:22
Nice manta rays and whale shark! Underwater, did you use auto white balance? Which noise reduction and sharpnesses? Auto ISO/exposure, EV?

1.auto white balance => use auto no adjustment
2.Which noise reduction and sharpnesses => has this function?
3. Auto ISO/exposure, EV? => All automatic, no adjustment

No parameters have been adjusted, just turn on D-LOG-M.

There was no adjustment even at night, it was all shot in the same mode.

But I used "Capcut" to adjust the color later.

(In addition, 10:40-11:02 of video EP3 was recorded by a friend using GOPRO11)

HUNG1 Posted at 10-30 05:46
1.auto white balance => use auto no adjustment
2.Which noise reduction and sharpnesses => has this function?
3. Auto ISO/exposure, EV? => All automatic, no adjustment

Thanks for the settings.
Yes, noise reduction and sharpness have a function, see here.

And in your second video, directly at the beginning with the whale shark, there is some red color ghosting (also in other scenes). I suspect the auto white balance is confused with all the small sediment in the water. Maybe it is the same affect as reported from @R4Dives in this post from #33 onwards.

Reiner. Posted at 10-31 01:04
Thanks for the settings.
Yes, noise reduction and sharpness have a function, see here.

You looked so carefully, I didn't notice it at first

I originally wanted to say "the videos on Youtube have their colors adjusted"

But after checking other videos, I found that some have this kind of

I personally think it is caused by sunlight and floating objects.
(There are a lot of floating objects in this area, which are their food)

The sunlight shining on the floating object makes it too bright compared to underwater.



Here we provide the original files coupled with the official LUT videos
(There is no other color correction, but the file has been compressed by FB)

https://www.facebook.com/100003344357593/videos/1457426631491664/

Looks very good!

Very nice

You have caught some great shots!!

I have just got a action 4 to use in redsea  in 3 weeks time, ill set noise to -1 and try -2 and see what results i get.

Great...for dam underwater dive do you recomend the same settings? I'm using them and after 17m the image gets a little greener...recomendations?

woww nice work