How to avoid overexposure with Mavic Pro- using manual setting and D-Cinelike
1,912 views · Published 18 October 2017 · 5:33 · Indexed 10 November 2026
Channel: WORTH IT OR NOT? · 2017 · Entertainment
Had a view suggest I use manual setting on my Mavic Pro and not use AWB but set it to sunny, ISO of 100 and play with the shutter and EV and use D-Cinelike and do the rest in post to get it the way I wanted and avoid the overexposure that has been frustrating me ! Well I'll be darned, shooting in D-Cinelike does NOT cause an overexposure at all, now the image is very flat but almost all of the detail/color/contrast/shadows can all be brought back in post. Now it is an added few steps instead of the way it used to be which was 90% great footage right out of the Mavic, now you have to do a lot of post work on the image but you can get it where it used to be and most importantly where YOU like it. So here is a split screen of pure D-Cinelike plain vs color grading/correction so you can see the difference and tell me what you thought about it.
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