r/ColorGrading

PowerGrade for DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Pro - D-Log M / D-Log M2 for Cars - Will pay + full credit[Request]

Hey guys,

I'm looking for a good PowerGrade for my DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Pro shooting in D-Log M / D-Log M2, mainly for car content (daylight, sunset, car meets).

I’m willing to pay for it, or if you prefer, I’ll credit you in every video I make using your PowerGrade (link/tag in description).

If possible I’d love to test it on a couple of my clips first before buying, just to see how it works with my footage.

If anyone has something for Pocket 4 Pro and wants to share/sell, DM me.

Thanks a lot!

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u/esprtoreto — 4 days ago

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Can someone help me out with this

I've tried everything, constrast, exposure, etc.. offset, gain, but this doesn't seem to work

I'm a beginner in color grading and need some help

u/One-Firefighter1717 — 11 days ago

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can anybody help with this colour grade

I am currently making a shortfilm for a school project and need some advice and tips on colourgrading, the 2 images provided is the shot before i touched it and one after. I am aiming to make it look more "cinematic" in a way.
Any help would be appreciated!!!

u/_nguyenjstn — 9 days ago

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Blacks

I wanna drop my black point. What is the best way to do this? Log wheels?

Log wheels seems to do this but I hear people say they can “break” the image. But then every other tool I try manipulates the full image way too much

What’s the best practice for this?

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u/Existing_Volume_420 — 9 days ago

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Which one do you think looks better overall?

I am not sure which is the better one? I am not sure if I am satisfied with the grading. One is graded the other is just the standard Rec709. I am sorry the quality of the Rec709 is pretty crappy. What do you guys think?

What I wanted was a very warm and natural look. I wanted it to look like it’s been shot on 16mm. But in a very subtile way and not in a TikTok edit way. Not too much contrast, not too saturated. I know the first version is more expressive but I am worried it’s going into a different direction

u/SuchRecommendation51 — 10 days ago

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Test footage from S5

I bought a Lumix S5 recently, and here is a test footage, lens used Helios 44-2, color graded on Davinci, was going for a vintage vibe.

u/sandun_balage — 11 days ago