Why do I get pinkish tint on some photos in DJI Mavic 2 Pro hyperlapse?
Photography Asked by Can Poyrazoğlu on August 29, 2021
I tried to take a twilight hyperlapse with Mavic 2 Pro. However, there is a pinkish tint unevenly distributed randomly in the shots:
Needless to say, all images have the same settings (as part of being hyperlapse) and the end result has an awful “flickering” caused by this uneven tint when playing it as a video.
What is causing this and how can I prevent it?
One Answer
The images are DNG, so they undergo processing by Adobe. Most likely, there is an auto white balance set (or another colour setting), and it can easily be inconsistent, esp. in such difficult conditions.
Try to select all images and enforce a specific manual white balance and other settings, so that there were no 'auto' anywhere.
Answered by Zeus on August 29, 2021
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