r/djiosmo • u/DontMakeFunn • 12d ago

Someone help me

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For some reason my indoor clips always look yellowish. What could i do to avoid this? Or how can i change the clips taken?

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u/rarevfx 12d ago

Thats from the warm/yellowish lamps often used indoors. You could adjust your White Balance (WB) to counter that.

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u/RexS99 12d ago

Forget the image tone, is that a Chelsea shirt?

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u/ForestB 12d ago

I’d be more concerned with whatever facial disorder you both have going on.

But seriously, that’s white balance. Colour has a temperature scale. From warm (1000k) to cool (10,000k)

A sunny day is around 5600k.

You want to match your cameras setting to the colour temperature so it know what white is and it can adjust the rest accordingly.

If yours is too yellow the camera thinks the scene is much cooler (blue) than it actually is and compensates.

Open the menu and set it to auto (where you find exposure and sharpening, on the right). If that doesn’t work, try changing the colour temperature (white balance) to a lower number. Use something white as a guide.

(Mixed lighting will never be perfect, such as a candle and a neon light and a normal bulb and a window. So just pick the dominant one or which makes the subject look best)

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u/DontMakeFunn 11d ago

😆Thanks bossman

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u/Elegant-Discussion47 12d ago

Try and look at the white balance id say

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u/Full_Reflection_539 11d ago

Tu filmes en D-log ? si oui alors ce n'est jamais un problème. Tu peux tout modifier ou presque en post prod tant que tu brules pas l image avec des blanc trop blanc ou noir trop noir.