When shooting in log, try increasing the exposure/ISO to deal with noise in darker areas. Depending on the log profile, some cameras benefit from being as much as two stops overexposed which would typically be unacceptable for general photography. It sounds counterintuitive, but many log profiles start at higher ISOs to increase dynamic range, specifically by capturing shadow detail that's often black or too dark to have color information with non-log or lower dynamic range footage. If the shadows are underexposed in a log profile, there's no color detail to work with so if you try to increase shadows or manipulate shadow colors (that weren't captured) you get noise and splotchy colors as seen in your example. In a slightly overexposed image (where the highlights aren't blown out) your shadows will have much more color and detail, giving you more information to grade in post.

I came just for settings, and because you gived them at the beginning out of respect I stayed until end of video! :) ahahaha thank you keep up the good work.

Great explanation! ✨Thanks a lot!👍🏻

Nice video! i dont have a Gopro but i wish me one to Christmas. Realy realy nice video, i like it. If i get a gopro i do this settings on.Thank you

Agreed! I really think the HDR color profile on the GoPro12 is better than the GP-LOG (especially noticeable in the sky/clouds). HDR just makes thing pop more....only difference would be on Aspect Ratios. Think those could vary from time-to-time depending on your needs. 😎😎 Always interesting seeing what others like to shoot!

Hi Danny! Love your content, longtime follower on instagram. Any chance you can make a vid / tutorial on how to fly FPV in manual mode?! I could really use your help. aloha

that is not why hpllywood uses 24fps. It is because it was the lowest FR that they found they could get away with. And film was expensive so less fps = less film Other than that the advice is solid *Update* i strongly do not recommend recommend auto wb and the fact you use natural picture profile tells me why you think its ok. If you plan on submitting this for a job then the colorist will hate you with a passion cause a changing wb is a nightmare to grade

My man

So, with HDR enabled you can only do 4k @ 8:7 (can still do 5.3k@ 16:9); shutter speed is grayed-out and set to "auto"; you have no control over ISO (the camera sets the range to 100 min, 1600 max) and color only allows "normal" or "vibrant" - Is this acceptable, or would using "standard" instead of HDR and use the manual settings outlined herein? I'm not currently proficient using log files.

What computer do you do you editing on a laptop or desktop

on the gopro12, the hdr mode is limited to 4k in 8:7. will i get similar results with the LOG profile and post edit?

This video is so underrated. New sub gained, keep going - Would you say the gopro 12 is MUCH better than 11? Or is the gopro 11 fine for a beginner in fpv?

Can second the color profile.. was shooting flat for the longest time and recently moved to neutral - MUCH BETTER

i have been having a weird problem with my gopro 9 where no matter what it will not let me view upside down. I tried horizon lock, land scape all sorts of combinations.. I just want it to lock to the camera, so if i fly upside down it shows that,, but mine shows right side up no matter what.

Any dji o3 settings?

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Why is all of this not about fpv but recorded video played back later ?? Why is it so hard to find information about actually live view fpv ?? I dont care about editing the picture to look good later , I only care about hiw it looks live .. how to transmit it to goggles and make stuff work