H Plus Maiden Flight Jan1 2022 4K

[jcommstudios]

H Plus first flight. Shot full auto everything h264 UHD 4K60p and output at UHD 4K30p. The C23 is a decent flying camera and I look forward to getting into the some of the manual settings. Slight proc amp -3 on most clips but the natural video on this 1" sensor camera is excellent.

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[Tiffin 2018]

H Plus first flight. Shot full auto everything h264 UHD 4K60p and output at UHD 4K30p. The C23 is a decent flying camera and I look forward to getting into the some of the manual settings. Slight proc amp -3 on most clips but the natural video on this 1" sensor camera is excellent.

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Nice!

 

[slw74]

I agree, the C23 is a great camera. You captured some lovely video. Good editing and sound track work as well. Just to educate me, what did you mean in saying, "Slight proc amp -3 on most clips"?
Well done...

 

[jcommstudios]

I agree, the C23 is a great camera. You captured some lovely video. Good editing and sound track work as well. Just to educate me, what did you mean in saying, "Slight proc amp -3 on most clips"?
Well done...

@slw74 If you edit in Premiere, or I imagine many others, you usually have a selection of video processing options. Choose video effects/ adjust and you will see levels, contrast, etc. and there will usually be a ProcAmp. This was something we used with analog video and it is a quick way to make adjustments of color, brightness, tint, contrast and saturation live or in post. The digital effect works exactly the same. I've attached a picture and circled the ProcAmp location and after it has been applied to the clip. So fully auto flight in natural mode and I basically just dropped the brightness to -3 and left everything else alone. Old version of Premiere on my laptop but the interface on whatever program you edit with should be similar. Hope this helps!