I agree that the Sony sensor is supposed to produce some kind of HDR output. I also agree about the perceived color shift. I never really noticed the white balance issue.
I attempted to use HDR several times, but could never find a solid workflow that produced a good image. The high price paid in color shift was not well enough rewarded by a wider dynamic range.
Likewise, I've experimented with PLOG, but never found a solid workflow that produced vibrant images. I just use the standard setting and the colors look great.
My latest experiment is using filters to manage shutter speed. There seems to be more grain in the image, but the shutter speed is much closer to matching the framerate, so motion blur is there.
re creating HDR from a single frame...it can be done in a limited way, but given curve and levels tools, I don't see the advantage. Boost the shadows, limit the highlights, and that's as good as it gets.
Raw video output is a heavy data stream. That's a lot of computing to pack into a flying CPU. Maybe that's where Parrot's aspirations ran into trouble. It would be great if it shot RAW HD, or even RAW 4k. Parrot continues to inovate and maximize the Anafi platform. Delivering 4k RAW would be a fairly significant achievement and bring great publicity. But I'm not holding my breath.