Can somebody me explain the 4 video modes?

[Wim]

Can somebody explain the 4 video modes (natural, saturation, RAW, night)?
And, if possible, post (short) examples of videos of this modes, so we can see the differences.

 

[BobW55]

Wim,
Send a PM to @Onlook
http://yuneecpilots.com/conversations/add?to=Onlook
He has the Breeze and is very knowlegable about video. I only have the Typhoon H, and although it has the same video modes, they may be different from the Breeze.

 

[Onlook]

Hi Wim,

I'll have a look, probably tomorrow. They're likely to be just filters applied over the video and I admit I haven't experimented with them yet.

Give me a day or so and I'll make a quick video switching between them to show you what they're like.

 

[Onlook]

Hi Wim,

Sorry for the slight delay! Here you go... there isn't much in the way of difference, especially between raw and natural, presumably because it was a "natural" scene. I'll try night next time I'm able.

 

[Wim]

Onlook, many thanks for your efforts!! Great.
I will have a very close look to the different video modes.
Perhaps I will later add some results...

 

[Onlook]

No worries at all; when I get the right combination of the Scottish weather and light, I'll do some more!

 

[Wim]

I'm curious!
And interested in the Scottish weather and light combi...

 

[nebucat]

Thanks Onlook for the quite professional comparison, that confirmed my own (unprofessional) tests.

In the video I posted here: Instagram video by Erik • Nov 22, 2016 at 9:18pm UTC you can see the saturated mode and in the last part the raw setting. Light was still the same.

My conclusion so far:

• natural: Adds a bit of blue and green saturation.
• saturation: saturation for all colors is higher.
  Especially strong when you have a nice warm sunlight. I noticed that when I turned the Breeze into the sunlight (less saturation) and back (sun behind the Breeze, strong saturation effect). The saturation effect changed dramatically. This is probably linked to the brightness setting.
• raw: No filter on the camera video.
• night: To be validated.
  I did an evening test just after sunset (still quite bright) with the night setting, but I can't notice any real change or improvement. I didn't change the setting to compare as I wanted to test the follow-mode in low light conditions. This means the video will not really help you as you can't compare yourself, sorry.

 

[Wim]

Thanks, Nebucat, that helps me quite a bit.
But I am still curious for the final comparison of the 4 video modes, bij video stills.