user15879: I recently started to film with my drone(phantom 4). I read somewhere that it was recommended to use some "flat" preset, like D-Log or D-cinelike, which I did.
Now I've very flat video, and I've some hard time to find how I can easily restore the color back on adobe premiere elements(which I'm using over adobe premiere pro because of the dynamic titles).
Can someone explain how to restore the colors easily?
I found severals things(tridirectional color corrector), but I can't find how to bring nice colors back.
I was able to do such things with Adobe lightroom for pictures, by adjusting the histogram to have it filling the whole spectrum, adjusting low/light, saturation and that's it, but here I cannot find how to do it?
Thank you very much

user14504: The easiest way would be to use 3 way color corrector. 
Do a first pass color correction to get it to a standard look. 
Then do a 2nd pass within the same filter (lower down on the filter) to grade. 
Or get Resolve (paid version), or Color Finesse, which is also very good. 

15879: <p>I recently started to film with my drone(phantom 4). I read somewhere that it was recommended to use some "flat" preset, like D-Log or D-cinelike, which I did.</p>

<p>Now I've very flat video, and I've some hard time to find how I can easily restore the color back on adobe premiere elements(which I'm using over adobe premiere pro because of the dynamic titles).</p>

<p>Can someone explain how to restore the colors easily?</p>

<p>I found severals things(tridirectional color corrector), but I can't find how to bring nice colors back.</p>

<p>I was able to do such things with Adobe lightroom for pictures, by adjusting the histogram to have it filling the whole spectrum, adjusting low/light, saturation and that's it, but here I cannot find how to do it?</p>

<p>Thank you very much</p>
 14504: <p>The easiest way would be to use 3 way color corrector. </p>

<p>Do a first pass color correction to get it to a standard look. </p>

<p>Then do a 2nd pass within the same filter (lower down on the filter) to grade. </p>

<p>Or get Resolve (paid version), or Color Finesse, which is also very good. </p>
