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DJI Mavic 4 Pro LUTs & PowerGrade for DaVinci Resolve
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D-Log and D-Log M to Rec.709 Colour Conversion Workflow
Transform your DJI Mavic 4 Pro footage into a polished, cinematic starting point with the Eyre Mavic 4 Pro LUT & PowerGrade Pack.
Designed specifically for DJI Mavic 4 Pro D-Log and D-Log M footage, the pack includes dedicated D-Log to Rec.709 and D-Log M to Rec.709 LUTs, carefully designed to retain highlight and shadow detail while bringing your footage into a natural, balanced Rec.709 starting point.
For more control over your Mavic 4 Pro colour grading, you’ll also get an adjustable DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade alongside three cinematic creative LUTs, Teal & Orange, Blue & Orange, and Warmth, giving you a range of looks while leaving plenty of room to push the grade into your own style.
Included in the pack:
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro D-Log to Rec.709 LUT
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro D-Log M to Rec.709 LUT
- Mavic 4 Pro DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade
- Teal & Orange Creative LUT
- Blue & Orange Creative LUT
- Warmth Creative LUT
Included in the pack:
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro D-Log to Rec.709 LUT
- DJI Mavic 4 Pro D-Log M to Rec.709 LUT
- Mavic 4 Pro DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade
- Teal & Orange Creative LUT
- Blue & Orange Creative LUT
- Warmth Creative LUT
Camera: DJI Mavic 4 Pro.
PowerGrade workflow: D-Log and D-Log M footage to a graded Rec.709 foundation in DaVinci Resolve.
Grading knowledge: You should be comfortable adjusting S-curve contrast, white balance and colour.
Before release: Supported Resolve versions, Free or Studio requirements, and the correct input colour space for each LUT will be confirmed here.
From D-Log and D-Log M to cinematic Rec.709
D-Log and D-Log M are designed to give you more flexibility in post, but the flat image straight from camera is only the starting point. The goal is to first bring that footage into a balanced Rec.709 colour space, then shape the image around the light, subject and feeling of your shot.
For a fast starting point, use the dedicated D-Log to Rec.709 LUT or D-Log M to Rec.709 LUT matched to the profile you recorded. Both conversions are designed to retain highlight and shadow detail while restoring contrast and colour to the flat image.
For greater control, the Mavic 4 Pro PowerGrade gives you an adjustable grading workflow inside DaVinci Resolve. Rather than baking the look into a single LUT, you can independently refine exposure, white balance, contrast, saturation and colour to suit each shot.
Once your image is balanced, the three creative LUTs, Teal & Orange, Blue & Orange, and Warmth, give you distinct starting directions for the final look, while leaving plenty of room to push the grade into your own style.
The tools are designed to make colour grading faster, not remove the creative decisions that make the image yours.
Before you start grading
Should I use the D-Log or D-Log M conversion LUT?
Use the conversion LUT that matches the profile your footage was recorded in. D-Log and D-Log M are different recording profiles, so each has its own dedicated Rec.709 conversion in the pack.
Will the LUTs or PowerGrade finish my grade automatically?
No, and they're not designed to. Every shot responds differently depending on exposure, white balance, lighting and subject matter. These tools give you a controlled starting point; from there, refine the image for the individual shot and the look you're creating.
What's the difference between the conversion LUTs and creative LUTs?
The conversion LUTs are designed to take D-Log or D-Log M toward a balanced Rec.709 starting point. The creative LUTs are designed to shape the aesthetic from there, with Teal & Orange, Blue & Orange and Warmth colour directions.
What's the difference between a LUT and the PowerGrade?
A LUT applies a defined colour transformation to your footage. The DaVinci Resolve PowerGrade gives you an editable grading structure, allowing you to see and adjust the individual stages of the grade rather than committing to a single baked-in transformation.
Do I need to be an experienced colourist?
No. The pack is designed to give newer editors a clear starting point while retaining the control more experienced DaVinci Resolve users expect. You can keep the workflow simple or go deeper and refine the grade shot by shot.
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| Product | Price | Powergrade workflow | LUTs included | Extras | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro Bundle | A$229 | ✓ | Eyre Cine 8-Pack | 3 film gates 6 sound effects 2 film grain overlays 9 Super 8 flash transitions | Resolve workflow, everyday colour looks and film extras |
| Eyre Cine + Mono 16-pack LUT Bundle | A$139 | Not included | Eyre Cine 8-Pack + Eyre Monochrome 8-Pack16 LUTs | Not included | Colour and black-and-white looks |
| Powergrade Vol.1 | A$129 | ✓ | Not included | Not included | An editable grading workflow in DaVinci Resolve |
| Eyre Cine 8-Pack | A$90 | Not included | 8 colour LUTs | Not included | Everyday colour, landscapes and warm cinematic looks |
| Eyre Monochrome 8-Pack | A$79 | Not included | 8 black-and-white LUTs | Not included | Black-and-white storytelling and tonal contrast |
| The Africas 9-Pack | A$75 | Not included | 9 colour LUTs | Not included | Sony S-Log3 travel, nature and underwater looks |
Pro includes Powergrade Vol.1 and the full Eyre Cine 8-Pack. The Cine + Mono bundle includes Eyre Cine and Eyre Monochrome. These bundles do not include The Africas.
The Powergrade workflow is for DaVinci Resolve.