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anyone else feel like their photo mode footage looks weirdly flat compared to video

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not sure if im doing something wrong but when i shoot stills with mine the jpegs come out looking kind of lifeless compared to even a random frame grabbed from my 4k video. shooting in auto most of the time for photos, maybe thats it. the video just has more punch somehow even before i do anything to it. tried shooting raw once but the files were massive and i didnt really know what to do with them in lightroom so i gave up on that pretty quick

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yeah jpegs straight from the drone are pretty aggressively sharpened and compressed, they can look weirdly artificial. the video mode on a lot of these things actually has a nicer processing pipeline for some reason. if you shot in d-log or a flat profile for video and then compared that to the jpeg it would probably look worse, but if you're comparing normal video mode to auto jpegs then yeah i can see why the jpegs seem flat, theres just less dynamic range being preserved

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raw is worth the hassle honestly, lightroom has decent presets for drone raw files and once you get a workflow going its not that bad. but also some drones just have mediocre still sensors compared to their video quality so it might not even be a settings thing

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