Calling any video experts.....
I've got a lumix S5ii full frame hybrid camera that I use solely for photography. It is a bit of a video beast and it's way above my skill set to understand what all the options available mean.
I recorded my show using FHD/60p/420/10-L in MOV format - here is the Video File if you would like to review (warning it's 2.75 GB).
After trialling LOG colour space with the intention of grading it later in Davinci Resolve, I ended up scrapping that and using the in camera colour space named 'Natural'
When I play the file on a windows machine using VLC or WMP it plays fine. Exposure looks good, the colours are a little washed out, but nothing that a bit of saturation shouldn't be able to enhance.
If I drop the same clip onto a timeline in Davinci Resolve, the colours are absolutely blown out and the footage is unusable.
I really do not know what I am doing or why this situation is happening. I've used resolve plenty of times and had no issues.
This is really driving me nuts.
Any help is massively appreciated.
I've got a lumix S5ii full frame hybrid camera that I use solely for photography. It is a bit of a video beast and it's way above my skill set to understand what all the options available mean.
I recorded my show using FHD/60p/420/10-L in MOV format - here is the Video File if you would like to review (warning it's 2.75 GB).
After trialling LOG colour space with the intention of grading it later in Davinci Resolve, I ended up scrapping that and using the in camera colour space named 'Natural'
When I play the file on a windows machine using VLC or WMP it plays fine. Exposure looks good, the colours are a little washed out, but nothing that a bit of saturation shouldn't be able to enhance.
If I drop the same clip onto a timeline in Davinci Resolve, the colours are absolutely blown out and the footage is unusable.
I really do not know what I am doing or why this situation is happening. I've used resolve plenty of times and had no issues.
This is really driving me nuts.
Any help is massively appreciated.
