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Gopro, Osmo Action and Ace Pro are all good choices, but I would recommend the Osmo Action4 to my friends.

I also now use normal color without D-LOG M. And now I can shoot 10-bit. However, I often use a fixed sensor for white balance because the results may not be what I want. Using D-LOGM and auto white balance also suffered from red noise. This is discussed here ↓: forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=297924&extra=&page=1

@@user-jg9it3vs4m under water, you need automatic balance depending on the depth. All really expensive dive cameras have it. If you are not diving deap and are on the same depth almost all the time, it is fine. But you do to 18 or even 40 meters, then it is impossible

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It was a long time ago, so I'm a little fuzzy, but I think I used a red filter made by Polarpro for the Gopro 3+. I shaved the frame of the filter so that I could use it. No lights were used.

@@user-jg9it3vs4m Thanks for the reply! How did you mount it to the underwater case after trimming? Sorry to bother!

www.amazon.co.uk/Polar-Pro-PP1001-Filter-GoPro/dp/B00GWFX69Y?th=1 Hi.↑I originally used this filter on my Gopro, so I sanded the back of it and fitted it into the FDR-X3000 housing. To attach it to the housing, simply push it in. I shaved off a moderate amount to prevent the filter from coming off underwater.

@@user-jg9it3vs4m Thankyou so much!

As you say, normal mode is fine. I used to shoot in LOG at first, but now I shoot in normal mode. Colors are good in normal mode, and noise is also removed well.

i see osmo action 4 is so good. you can make vlog ? it is so interesting to hear some words from you@@user-jg9it3vs4m

Hi.The deeper the water, the more the red color is absorbed, and we wanted to see if using the red filter would bring the color closer to its original state. We also wanted to see if the red filter would be effective when used with Action 4, which has a color temperature sensor.

Thanks. That opinion is very helpful. I was wondering if I really need Log photography for myself, if you don't mind me making two points. What angle of view are you using? Do you use any attachments such as red filters?

No, i didn't use any kind of filters, and i think it might have some kind of digital filter or underwater wb built-in, since if you just pull the camera out of water, it will shows some kinds of reddish for few frames, just looks like wearing a real red filter, and then returns to normal color. As for the POV, i think there is a suggetion display on UI, which is better to use "wide" than others when diving, the "ultra wide" will have a huge distortion on the edge. @@user-jg9it3vs4m

Very helpful regarding usage. Thank you very much. I am also using it in 'Wide' mode, but I still feel that the periphery of the image is not clear, so I would like to try using it in 'Normal' mode as well. I would also like to try using "Normal" for the color. I'm going diving this weekend, so I'll give it a try.

Hi. White balance setting is automatic.

I think the uploader is being honest with the reply to @omararmada4696 regarding the quality and the LUT applied on the video.

Interestingly this test has almost the exact opposite colors ruclips.net/video/SM2OprzGvxI/видео.htmlsi=HN-7g6vFIg2p-7Ro

Hi. The comparison may have been difficult because we tried to compare both cameras with the best image quality, like 10 bit. Next time I would like to compare both in normal color or both in LOG.

Hi. This may be because an LUT has only been applied and no color grading has been done. Also, as mentioned in the subtitle, the last comparison is blurry because the Action4 housing was a bit foggy. I will buy a new Action4 housing in the next week or so and do the comparison at sea, so please wait for that video too.

@@user-jg9it3vs4m thanks for the info. Will wait for your next videos with the official dji dive housing, and maybe if you can compare using stock video settings of action 4 also.

I think GoPro is just oversharpened. Have a look at 2:10 and 2:18. The DJI looks so much better. The blue glow in the distance of the GoPro footage looks like a video game from twenty years ago. The flickering, the software and temperature shutdowns are also concerning, but not really worth mentioning, since it is a known GoPro thing.

@@maxmustermann1381 I agree with you.

@@user-jg9it3vs4mcan’t wait

Hi. Safety rules apply when approaching whales from people. If you happen to see a whale while diving, we try to observe it from a distance. On this occasion, the whale came to us while we were performing a safety stop.

raises the red levels so the white balance is a little more accurate, without it everything looks extremely blue, unsaturated, and unrealistic.

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Thank you very much for your comment! I bought a filter for GOPRO. And, it was modified by using a rasp. The filter I used.(www.polarprofilters.com/collections/goprohero4filters/products/goproredfilterhero4)

Thanks a lot for the tip!

Thank you for your reply! As I see you also use some rubber to fix it on the camera?

It is also interested what is the difference between Underwater mode and red filter?

hello Rubber to hold the filter? I use a thick rubber band Do you mean that? I have not tried the difference in mode However, Red filter is more powerful for correction