The weather here is beautiful...I was just out shooting downtown Columbus, Ohio riverfront construction...almost a mile long reclamation project...thought it would be really great to have some before and after documentation. I edit with avid media composer...ama footage looks poopy...thin lines jumping all over the place. I have found if I initially take the footage into Adobe Premier...throw it into a sequence and then select the clip in the sequence and check the anti-flicker option...then spit this file out for avid...ama that file...then transcode it...it looks a lot better. Not perfect, but acceptable.
When I saw that the new firmware was supposed to address this moire issue, I was totally psyched...but am now bummed out again. From the getgo...when the Inspire was in beta testing and all the "experts" were touting this unit, none of them really critically talked about the quality of this camera.
The Inspire camera is inferior to the GoPro Hero 3 and 4...I wish this were not the case...but the quality difference is obvious. Maybe the Inspire camera is fine for making videos that are posted on YouTube computer screens...but it does not hold up anywhere as clean and crisp as the GoPro...which has not given me footage that is aliasing, flickering.
I will try your settings...-2 sharpness, -3 contrast, -3 color in log and see if that helps. I thought I had messed around with this before and thought the footage looked too soft, but I'll give it another try.
Having said all of this...the Inspire is so rock solid in the air...can't compare to my Phantoms...and to be able to adjust the camera settings, etc...pan and tilt...is crazy fabulous.
Sorry for ranting...this is very frustrating...maybe I'm missing something?