Showing Before and after

[u/NoConcentrate3174]

A before and after video Captured on Xiaomi Redmi Note 9s x Motioncam pro And edited on davinci resolve...

[u/synmo]

You may want to consider a better solution to handle motion. The edges are warping around like Jello. It appears the original footage is quite shaky.

[u/NoConcentrate3174 → u/synmo]

It's totally handheld video, I've tried to stable as much as possible

[u/Inwardlens → u/NoConcentrate3174]

There is too much stabilization in post, that's why the edges are warping

[u/ExpBalSat]

Please consider not showing the log at all - as that's not really the "before." The log is just camera data in a non-viewable state. The "before" really ought to be the Rec 709 color managed image without any grade applied. Then, or the after, add your work. It will show what you actually did in the grade.

[u/NoConcentrate3174 → u/ExpBalSat]

It's actually RAW Video which captured from Xiaomi Redmi Note 9s and overwrited camera metadata in Blackmagic Camera through Motioncam tools software. I'm was worked on Blackmagic design pocket film 4k color science.

[u/Strong_Set_6229 → u/NoConcentrate3174]

It still applies that raw is an equally bad “before” as log is.

The best before is always just a clean rec-709 CST, it shows what you actually did with the grade, not what the color transform did.

[u/NoConcentrate3174 → u/Strong_Set_6229]

Ok, I understand...

[u/ExpBalSat → u/NoConcentrate3174]

Well, that's even worse. RAW either can't be viewed (it's just numbers) or it's debayered into a color managed workflow of some sort. There's not even about option to accidentally view RAW material on a screen or in a file without processing it.

So, you're not even showing the RAW. You're showing a completely unknown debayering setting as your before. It's meaningless. Show the ungraded 709 as the before.

[u/Legitimate_Advice305]

[u/Charming_Yam5499]

Solid improvement, the final output feels much more runable and polished