DJI-Osmo-User-1
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Hi, I am going to generalise as there are so many variables, cine mode does not give you more dynamic range on the osmo, but it produces a flatter image to work with, as the footage is only 8bit 4.2.0 there is not enough Color information to punch dynamic range to far. That being said with some nice ND filter and the iso white balance and shutter speed all locked down you have much better control of exposure, this is where you need a little bit of dedication as you need to decide on whether to expose for the sky, landscape or a bit in between, this may require continued swapping of your ND to get the correct exposure.
It’s not as big of a pain as it sounds though, for sky shots aim for -0.7ev for landscape with lots of reflections, highlights same, for landscape with lots of shadows then go for +0.7 ev.
All that being said if you just lock the White Balance and ISO and shoot shutter speed in Auto again with ND filters then you will save a lot of effort and get better results in Cine D.
The main thing is locking down your white balance and iso, that will ruin your footage in auto as the overall ev will change every time you move around the scene if not locked.
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