Thanks, Mv. That's what i figured. I just shot some drone video going through and above deep fog to shoot the sun--in a relatively clear blue sky--illuminating the fog below. This particular mix of very bright through misty dark is really tough to pump up. I actually got the best results with Vegas's color curves. It's better, but pretty damn subtle. Looks like i'm going to have to spring for a set of filters for this money pit.

Glad to see you're still here.

May be possible to adapt something with a camera-store filter and lots of electrical tape.

Precise filter rotation is desirable (test first) and turning your drone 90 degrees either way will will negate the polarizing effect.

“Looks like i'm going to have to spring for a set of filters for this money pit.”

I spent big money for a circular polarizer for my last camera. Shooting swimmers from the same position throughout the day, sometimes it helps, some times it’s useless. I haven’t bought one for my last camera, yet.

Both Polar Pro and Freewell make filter sets for my drone, and I think both are fairly reliable companies.