Finally got some footage on Action 4.Filmed by my relative who does not have any experience in filming. She just pressed start/stop and used presets.Settings:
D-logM, 4K 4:3 wide, 25p, gyro data (gyroflow stabilized), sharpness -2, NR -1

Edited in Davinci Resolve
Sharing here for better idea of image quality while handled by a non-geek person

thank you for sharing, really enjoyed

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osmonauta Posted at 5-22 08:55
I'm not an editor or a colorist so just from an Average Joe's point of view the colors look dull and desaturated, especially the green vegetation and the sky. I think you get much better results just by leaving the camera on default color.

BTW there are some free video training courses on the Black Magic site from basic to advanced color, including color management. And yes, there are tons on YT as well.

Hey, thank you for your feedback. I understand your point of view, but my goal is natural representation. I dont like oversaturated, contrast boosted oversharpened clips as its trendy these days.
All these shots were basically only color corrected with like 10% saturation boost, so you could say this is almost "normal color", but less contrasty to preserve detail.
I am not a colorist, but a CGI artist focused on 3D lighting and compositing, so I understand color science a bit. But theres always something more to learn in our industry.

Looking at the node tree, you have really separated all parts of coloring, which I never bother to do (I'm a noob colorist).
Also that you have utilized the entire 10 bit part with DJI input and wide gamut.
In some places there was a little too little contrast for my taste, I myself usually just shoot in normal color and afterwards lighten the shadows a bit if needed. I'm a bit boring like that.
But liked the video, the editing got the feel of a nice holiday trip.
I myself have little and mostly poor experience with gyro stabilization with OA4, but have tested it very little. I think Insta360 does better there.
So here I use normal Rocksteady for all my videos, better safe than sorry hehe.
But thanks for sharing.

johansenfoto Posted at 5-22 09:52
Looking at the node tree, you have really separated all parts of coloring, which I never bother to do (I'm a noob colorist).
Also that you have utilized the entire 10 bit part with DJI input and wide gamut.
In some places there was a little too little contrast for my taste, I myself usually just shoot in normal color and afterwards lighten the shadows a bit if needed. I'm a bit boring like that.

If it works, no workflow is bad as long as it does the job done for you!
I find this the easiest, once you set it up, you can just copy it next time, change input CST if needed, tweek separately and turn on/off individual adjustments. Its easy to navigate so u dont feel lost if you open a year old project.
I read DJI gyro data does have some problems, mainly with horizon lock, but I dont use that anyway, so It works perfectly fine for me (shame you cant use ultrawide tho, but It seems wide after gyroflow stabilization can actually be wider than inbody stabilized ultrawide).
I love how easy it is, you just load the file and its basically done, you can export it as you wish or you can adjust the amount of "handheld" look which I love and correct distortion. Gyroflow just has a place in my heart.
Cheers!

Use a small selfie stick so your arm is not in the picture

nice vido, like said Ulan
zi Mt08  is simular to a gopro shorty   keep the great work up.

Some really nice footage there.

Excellent footage

pěkný video

It's nice seeing footage posted on here than people complaining all the time about trivial issues.

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Super, velmi pěkné video

Looks like you had good fun!