A quick tutorial illustrating optimal camera settings for shooting more professional video on your Phantom 3.

Thanks for the very well done video.
I will try these setting on my next flight.

Thank you for the video. I would particularly like to hear from DJI as to what settings represent completely neutral pictures. It would be nice therefore to have a 'Neutral' setting in the menu, something like GoPro's Protune. Post programs like Resolve can do the sharpening afterwards much better than the in-camera circuits.

there's already a "neutral" setting - it's called LOG

tomtnt.gmail Posted at 2015-8-25 12:32
there's already a "neutral" setting - it's called LOG

Ditto this.

Geebax Posted at 2015-8-25 11:50
Thank you for the video. I would particularly like to hear from DJI as to what settings represent co ...

Thanks for the comment. If you set your color to LOG and the custom settings as I have in the video you'll have the same thing as the Hero4's Protune "Flat" color setting. I have hundreds of flights with my P2/GoPro Hero4 set up and I use the Protune Flat setting exclusively when shooting with that. And you said it..... in-camera sharpening is terrible on most all camera's. The sharpening you can get in post is much more realistic, subtle and pleasing to the eye.

EL SID Posted at 2015-8-25 10:39
Thanks for the very well done video.
I will try these setting on my next flight.

Thank you, EL SID

That's very helpful.  I've been doing photography on high quality DSLRs for many years but am just starting with video.

Again another sweet video ! thank you

Thank you to let us know about it

Thanks for the tutorial...l it's a great video other than the audio is a bit low almost sounds like you're trying to keep from wakin somebody up.  You may want to just to gain on it.

-Dog

Thank you very much, great video

Thanks for this tutorial. Very useful.

I did some tests last night, here are the results:
http://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=29020&extra=page%3D1%26filter%3Dtypeid%26typeid%3D237%26typeid%3D237

msjh Posted at 2015-8-25 13:14
That's very helpful.  I've been doing photography on high quality DSLRs for many years but am just s ...

LOG is the video equivalent of RAW.

Thanks for the great info.  You have a very soothing calm voice.  Have you considered being a golf announcer?

l agree with poster 15. l subscribed to your channel a while ago because when giving information, it sounds as if you're talking directly to me, rather than barking at the world like the Fox news people.
Well modulated tones of refinement, and all that...

this is money! thanks for the tutorial!

Nice and clean tutorial... Although we have the LOG, it still cool to see another way to set things up.

aburkefl@gmail. Posted at 2015-8-25 21:36
LOG is the video equivalent of RAW.

Ah.  Thanks!  That's immediately relevant and useful.

Is there a link address for this video? When people are posting videos on the forum they are not appearing on my iPhone. Its frustrating to read everyone writing about an excellent video but I cannot see the video. Anyone have any idea what I'm doing wrong

Great video! One question - would these settings work for the Advanced camera or would they be different?

I!m also not seeing the link below for the video,  help please

Thanks for the video, Been looking this kind info