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Footage overexposed after importing in DVR
Hey dear experts,
Sorry, it’s me again.
I’m having trouble with some HDR 4K Dolby footage shot with the iPhone 16 : after importing them in DVR, they are quite overexposed.
My output space color is already set to 709A as I’m on my Mac.
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Left photo : original footage.
Right photo : from the timeline viewer (same if I export normally).
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Thank you so much if you have any idea of what that might be coming from.
Thank you again and namaste.
Jean
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You need to be in a color space that supports HDR such as Rec 2020 HLG which I believe is the HDR color space the iPhone shoots, not Rec 709 which is standard dynamic range. I’m not a DaVinci expert, but there are excellent online tutorials that can help. Check out Cullen Kelly’s and Darren Mostyn’s tutorials.
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iPhone 16 records in HDR so you have to work in HDR or if you are in a mixed timeline you can use a LUT to fix it. You can download the Filmic LUT Pack from filmicpro.com and use FILMIC_deHLG_V3 lut to fix it easily and for free.
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Thank you a lot to you two (Devrim and John), where can I find these tutorials please John ?
Here is how I clicked my Color buttons, but I get no changes…
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You can try these links,
https://www.filmicpro.com/products/luts/
and
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4pmDmF3zJU
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You are the best, many thanks Devrim.
I would just like to share these screens, where I actually found a semi-way of using them with quite ease. It is yes very bright, but it has a “studio” tone.
1. raw screen from Mac native player
2. raw imported in DVR (Rec.709A)
3. trying things which looks “okay” (if you have any input regarding making it a little less flashy)
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Which screen or Apple product could I buy (the cheaper) to get a HDR-able screen ?
I can read here : https://support.apple.com/en-us/102205 that MacBook Pro have HDR screens since 2018 (so I could manage something on Backmarket), but for example here :
https://support.apple.com/fr-fr/111925
I see no trace of HDR capacity whatsoever, so I’m a little lost.
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Final commentary, I just desactived HDR on my iPhone :D. For now.
support.apple.com
Play HDR video on Mac - Apple Support
Support for high dynamic range (HDR) video, such as HDR movies and TV shows from Apple or other providers, requires the latest version of macOS, a compatible Mac model, and an HDR10-compatible display, TV, or projector.
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Yes, Macs after 2018 should play Hdr. Also, you can check this list: https://www.displayninja.com/hdr-monitor-list/
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