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Feb 3, 2016 10:43 PM in response to Blerik1402by Karsten Schlüter,I dare to say. No way! Have a look:
in the Luma Scope you notice a flat top - and what's chopped off is gone forever, no way to re-create content where's no signal ...
the lower shows a few attemps: 'stretching' contrasts, slightly overall color corrction, I guess the water should be intentionally green , so RGB pararade doesn't match a 100% .... (made in a hurry, a bit reddish...)
but the boat is and will be a white dot ... and by no means you'll get any detail back, sorry to say
Just to feed my curiosity: what camera? For a 'full auto mode' the quality is terrible!
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Feb 9, 2016 5:18 PM in response to Karsten Schlüterby Blerik1402,2.7K / 12 Megapixel Camera from DJI
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Feb 9, 2016 11:44 PM in response to Blerik1402by Karsten Schlüter,you then should check your settings; that's no 'toy' cam, but your recording is over-exposured to the max. I can not believe, such a $$$ device delivers such a pic in any 'auto' mode. Scenery is very sunny = tons of light = low ISO (80/100) and high shutter-speed (1/1000th) should deliver a useful pic.
… check the manual
Good pic quality asks for more than a huge wallet... SCNR
But back to your original question: no way to rescue that recordings........

