The footage looks great on the camera's monitor but when imported onto my computer all the footage looks dull and desaturated.

I'm getting the impression I need to change some sort of color interpretation in both my system and when working in Premiere but anything I research doesn't seem to be helping.

Any help would be appreciated.

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Hi! Are you shooting in D-Log? If so, the footage will look like this until you add a Rec709 LUT.

RussellKentNicholls Posted at 11-5 08:49
Hi! Are you shooting in D-Log? If so, the footage will look like this until you add a Rec709 LUT.

I don't believe the DJI Ronin shoots in D-Log or at least I can't find anything in the manual. I think you're thinking of one of the functions of the DJI drones
Edit - Never mind, I found it under the specs for the Gamma recording. It would seem like it can record three different types of gamma with one of them being Rec. 709 so I wonder if there is a way to change it on the camera.

UPDATE: It doesn't seem to help changing the gamma recording from D-Log to Rec. 709

RussellKentNicholls Posted at 11-5 08:49
Hi! Are you shooting in D-Log? If so, the footage will look like this until you add a Rec709 LUT.

SOLVED: So downloading DJI's D-Log to Rec.709 LUT seems to have fixed things - https://www.dji.com/downloads/softwares/transcoding-mavic-3

I just find it strange you have to jump through hoops to get your footage to look correct along with changing the recording gamma IN THE CAMERA ITSELF and it doesn't help.

Topknot87 Posted at 11-6 07:45
SOLVED: So downloading DJI's D-Log to Rec.709 LUT seems to have fixed things - https://www.dji.com/downloads/softwares/transcoding-mavic-3

I just find it strange you have to jump through hoops to get your footage to look correct along with changing the recording gamma IN THE CAMERA ITSELF and it doesn't help.

Is this your first time using a cinema camera?

Shooting on a LOG format to give you greater color-correction flexibility in post has been standard in digital filmmaking for decades.

To anyone else in the future just learning or having a similar problem:
This is a non-complaint from a novice who doesn't understand how to use the tools yet.

No disrespect intended, but I felt some context needed to be brought to this thread for future readers. Good luck on your projects!

Ford4D Posted at 11-8 12:07
Is this your first time using a cinema camera?

Shooting on a LOG format to give you greater color-correction flexibility in post has been standard in digital filmmaking for decades.

Im am VERY novice. So instead of using the LUT I can just go wild with Premiere's color correction?

IS THERE ANY INFO, how to import a lut into the ronin 4d and have baked in color or look