Hello! Hope somebody from DJI team will see my post. Just a simple question - which color profile using Mavic Mini? Seems it's close to Rec.2020. I think it's not Rec.709 which DJI Spark uses.
P.S. And very waiting for manual video settings inc. WB and shutter.

Would be good info to have for sure...
I heard it was Rec.709 before but not sure really, personally hoping for a flat profile for more control in color correction and grading

IMO, its Rec.709, but with a slightly reduced default contrast, which gives a small margin in highlights and shadows for post-processing. But I would like to have a normal D-Cinelike, its possibilities in post-processing are wider.

Dmitry Vishnevskiy Posted at 3-6 10:47
IMO, its Rec.709, but with a slightly reduced default contrast, which gives a small margin in highlights and shadows for post-processing. But I would like to have a normal D-Cinelike, its possibilities in post-processing are wider.

I tried some REC2020 to REC709 conversion LUTs and it gives me very vivid and plausible image. Spark gives very plausible image straight out of the camera. When I see greenish image usually It's REC2020 or something like this. I don't know why editing software and players didn't recognize color spaces automatically... Interesting to know, which of color profile Minic uses. Because usually for UHD/4K videos the BT2020 is a standart but here is 1080/2.7k only and standard is BT709. I agreed that picture is very good for color correction, it's not over-contrasted and not over-saturated. All on their places. Except no possibility to lock WB ))

This is before / and after converting to Rec.709.

Pashi Posted at 3-6 11:36
I tried some REC2020 to REC709 conversion LUTs and it gives me very vivid and plausible image. Spark gives very plausible image straight out of the camera. When I see greenish image usually It's REC2020 or something like this. I don't know why editing software and players didn't recognize color spaces automatically... Interesting to know, which of color profile Minic uses. Because usually for UHD/4K videos the BT2020 is a standart but here is 1080/2.7k only and standard is BT709. I agreed that picture is very good for color correction, it's not over-contrasted and not over-saturated. All on their places. Except no possibility to lock WB ))
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This is before / and after converting to Rec.709.

I am sorry, your "after" from some other planet, not from Earth ...

Try to use this  

Dmitry Vishnevskiy Posted at 3-6 12:39
I am sorry, your "after" from some other planet, not from Earth ...

This is why I want to know which profile it is using. "After" is more realistic for me (if kill some saturation) than "Before". I know how these things looks in real life.

I have to agree that the "after" photo (the one on the bottom) is unnatural and over saturated. On a snowy, gray, cloudy day, things don't look colorful.   But if that's the look you like, then that's great.  It definitely has a neat look to it.

For me, even the Mini's default colors are too unnatural.  I have a problem with yellowish winter grass turns magically green through the Mini's eyes.  Same with cedar trees.  Yellow/brownish winter color looks green.  It's probably a white balance problem because happens more in shady areas.  When it happens, it's almost like it has magic "spring time" mode.

Corger Posted at 3-8 07:31
Yellow/brownish winter color looks green.

I believe it's because of BT2020 profile used for video.