Improve Sony Colors - Sony Alpha Film Simulation Explained
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- Get Great Color Straight Out of camera with Sony Film Simulations Recipes
The Complete Guide of Picture profile menu!
Sony Film Simulations are based on Picture Profile Menu and work for both Video & Photography modes.
Offering better skintones, and overall film like color and contrast straight out of camera, it hugely reduces or even eliminates time spent post processing the image.
These are the Sony Picture Profiles that I have been working on for the past 2 years, and were made to emulate the Look of popular Film Stocks like Velvia 50, Kodak Gold 200, Kodak Portra 800, Ektar 100, FujiFilm 400h, Cinestill 800T and more.
They are compatible on every Sony camera that has the Picture Profile Menu like sony a6300 a6400 a6500 series, a7s III sony a7c a7 III sony a7iv a1 sony fx6 FX3 FX30 and more.
Take control and Improve your Sony Colors with Sony Film Simulations!
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00:00 Intro
00:08 About
00:34 What are Sony Film Simulations?
00:56 Picture Profile Setup
02:36 How All Started
06:13 Original Sony Film Simulations
08:02 Fuji Eterna link
09:05 Original Sony Film Simulation link
10:05 Using Sony Film Simulations
11:05 RAW vs JPEG
11:30 How to Access Sony Picture Profile Menu
12:32 Sony Film Line
15:33 Customize Picture Profiles
16:23 Exposure & Color
17:49 Exposure
23:27 Sony Screens
24:55 Sony Temperature & Color Filter
28:57 Temperature Influence on All Colors
30:04 Correcting Sony Picture Profiles Inside the Camera
34:18 Sony Film Simulation Forum
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Hei guys, Thanks for watching! :D Next video I'll show you sample street photos from my trip to Bucharest!
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It's so wild that you're basically the only one exploring how far you can push Sony Picture Profiles for these film simulation purposes while everyone is still fawning over Fujis (which are great, but again it's crazy that no other major content creators who focus on Sony don't touch on this at all)
Not many know about it, sharing always helps grow the community
@@veresdenialex Well your work is definitely appreciated, and thanks for the insights into your workflow and perspective!!
@@thelefthandofcreation1617 thank you! I created videos so that people can take real advantage of their cameras, and would love if more people would find out about these recipes. Sadly the algorithm is not helping out at the moment, so if you appreciate the content, sharing videos on social media is a direct way of helping the channel and people needing these videos.
@@veresdenialex Think more people would know about it you make a super short simple 1-2 minute video with catchy title.
The Fuji x100v went viral on tiktok. Everyone wants one. They advertise get amazing colors/photo without editing via film simulation.
"Get Fuji film simulation on Sony!" Enter these values, here, here and here. Look at these before/after. Just as good as Fuji etc
@@Battlem0nk maybe you are right
I bought your recipe pack. So far I am happy with the results. I am impressed with the amount of work you had put into this project!
Thank you so much! Glad you're enjoying these recipes
You're very gifted! Thank you for giving back to the community and I'm glad the community is giving back to you! It's very admirable to see someone work on something for 5 months to 1 year without any assurances of return/payment. We need more people like you! I wish you all the success!
Your videos have helped me crack the barrier to better in camera looks with my Sony cameras. Much appreciated, keep up the great work!
Glad to help!
this is what i have been looking for, for months. Thank you Thank you, so so much.
well, keep an eye out, made a new tutorial on how to create your own sony film simulations, it will be out next week
Hey!, i really appreciate your work and your help!
Bro, you just brought new light to my apsc camera. Thanks!
Glad I could help! Check the film simulations on the website
youre mad articulate. i appreciates that about you.. cant wait to get my a6400 and try this out
Lol, thanks, it means a lot since i spoke off script pretty much the whole time
Just saw you on my recommended and wanted to say I’m a huge fan already!! I gotta say you would make an absolute killer off of presets. 🙌🏼
Thanks alot! Just working on creating presets for the RAW workflow. It will be available for lightroom and capture one
Go check out my other videos on sony film simulations
Thank you!!!
Hali.
Nagyon jók a videók, csak így tovább. Ilyen mértékű témába ásást még nem láttam, hogy digitális vázon film szimuláció legyen! Király, nagy taps!
koszi, nem beszélek túl sokat magyarul, de a google fordítót használtam, hogy megértsem a megjegyzésedet
@@veresdenialex Ok than, I'll write in english later. Anyway because of your name and there was a clip where was hungarian signs and words on street wall. Thats why I was on youare probably hungarian as me :D Sorry for that :D
@@laszloujj9678 i am half hungarian half romanian, but i kinda forgot the language since i don't speak it enough.
@@laszloujj9678 there is a huge hungarian community in the city i live, so all shops have the text written in both romanian and hungarian, to be inclusive
@@laszloujj9678 anyways, glad you like the video and hope it helps you to create your own custom picture profiles. Cya around :D
You perfectly understand how to simulate film. I recently created my first transitions for DaVinci Resolve that simulate a slide projector. I can share, maybe they will be useful to you.
Hi, thanks for sharing this excellent information. I'm a Sony and Fuji shooter. Your informtion is very helpful. As you said, "programing" the film simulation into the camera beforehand speeds up getting out the picture to the client or to social media.
Yeah, there is no reason to start from scratch and spend hours to get the look you want, when you can get it pretty much straight out of camera.
You can continue color grading it to get even more out of your shots, but that is up to the user if he wants to spend a little bit more time fine tunning the colors and contrast.
It takes a huge load off our back, and it's more convenient to get the image you want out of the box
I made an absolute mistake a few days ago by interrupting my x100v while updating the firmware which caused it to brick my camera. I’m going to Ireland tomorrow and was absolutely heartbroken because of it. I have a Sony a7iii but I am not used to the Sony system and my colors are horrendous. I just bought your package and I haven’t tried it yet but i gotta tell you it looks amazing. This is LIFE CHANGING man! I do photography for fun when I travel but hate having to edit after. Thank you so much for your awesome work!!!
lol, thanks that is so nice of you, made me blush!
and also I am sorry for your camera! I understand the feeling completely because I dropped my a7III in the pool once, and it destroyed me. I felt so incompetent and like an absolute loser for being for inattentive with my gear.
Still kept the camera in a bag of rice, in the sun for 1-2 weeks to make sure it dries out completely, and 2 years later it's still working like nothing happened. I was so lucky. Not going to sell this camera ever, lol
Thank you for the inspiration. I've actually been taking approach towards recipes and experimenting with my sony rx100v. Knowing the limitation of my camera/ sensor ive been tunig them a bit differently.
Most welcome! what limitations you referring to?
the only limitations i can think of, are the increased grain and noise, but honestly for daytime, everything should be just fine. i was thinking of buying a smaller sony camera for my street photography, so the rx100 or the new zv line seems very attractive to me. don't care about the sensor size for that matter
@@veresdenialex do it, I found a mint rx100v for 200 usd when I was looking for a cheap old digicam Compact that everyone is price gouging nowadays due to its recent comeback. I am So glad I spent my money on it instead of an old canon powershit for 149 on eBay. No regrets at all. I grab the rx100v over my a7iv so much 😂
@@hiddengato sounds cool, does it have picture profiles?
I can see why you'd choose a smaller camera over a larger one. I cannot be bothered to take my mirorless with me strangled to my neck. Sometimes i just need a small compact camera that can fit into my pocket.
Quick shots but more perfomant than my phone.
@@veresdenialex Yes! Up to pp7 and editable. I’m actually thinking of utilizing the way you use PP settings, I would love a guide on it! I bet you could sell out all the rx100’s with your film simulation ideas lol since fuji x100v is so hard to get now
@@hiddengato yeah, was thinking of buying a small compact sony camera to showcase the film simulations. Bought the zv 1f, but I just realized it's not shooting raw, which is so frustrating.
Every camera that i know of, released in the past 10- 15 years can shoot raw+jpeg. It's probably the most basic feature you can get in any camera.
Very dissapointed.
I kinda like the zv 1f, but i'm really considering returning it because it's lacking a lot of features like metal construction, weather sealing, very important for me, no sensor stabilization? No phase autofocus, only contrast (They also took that out, wtf?)
Sony has no camera model focused for the leisure photographer. People that want a small compact camera with nice design, made out of sturdy materials and with weather sealing, so you don't shit your pants afraid your camera will be affected if it's a little bit rainy.
Too focused on the professional part, which is great, but as a sony user i would love to be able to buy a camera from them and not look for alternative brands.
Thank you brooo
Welcome
Thank you so much! Loved the video!!! I was reading you could do something like this with luts on some of the newer cameras… have you heard this?
I think only Lumix can do that so far, am I wrong?
DAMN! I gave u a like 1 min in for the video visuals alone!
Heheh, glad you like it
Dear friend, after watching your videos, I bought the pdf and find your simulations super inspiring. I am currently trying fuji 400, portra 400, velvia, nostalgic negative, fortin 50, t-max 100 and acrox xr. In any case, it would tremendously help if for each recipe (in the pdf) you aggregate the knowledge you transmit on the videos: 1. recommended usage (portrait, landscape, street photography,, etc., 2.), 2. Further technical recommendations as exposure or other shooting tips, 3. More image examples of your own portfolio (or you could source them from us) 4. Installation suggestions for sony (the memory slots video saved my day). This way, in one single resource we would have the complete information. Thanks a lot and keep the good work.
Hei, thanks for your suggestions! Feedback is always very much appreciated!
To answer your questions, I would do that, but people tend to limit themselves very much to suggested settings only.
During my time working on this project, I noticed people take settings or guidance very strictly and will not wander away from suggestions. So for example, if I say a particular film simulation works well on portraits, they would only use that film recipe on portraits. They won't try it nighttime, or for landscape or anything else. They will use it exactly per my recommendation, and nothing more.
This is the moment when creativity dies. This is against my purpose, since with this project I aim to free people of color grading and ignite their creativity.
That's why I showcased each film recipe in the PDF and I am creating Blog posts to showcase each. People can check for themselves what colors you are actually getting with each recipe, and choose for themselves in what context they might like to use it. You can check the Blog Here www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation-blog
I personally enjoy very much a dark grungy style, and unconventionally I could use Vektro 100 or even Fortia 50 for portraits, street photography, landscape, and more, but some other people might not, and they might label my recommendations as bad.
This will only leave them with a negative experience and limit their creativity on what film recipe to use when.
If you check up any single genre of photography like fashion for example, there are infinite styles, so in that logic, any film simulations can be used in any condition you seem fit to materialize your vision.
It's more about the mood you want for your project than the genre.
Each has a different perspective on how a portrait film simulations should look like. It's your vision that gives life to the image, that sews everything together into a cohesive story.
In the end, it all boils down to your personal style and how you want to depict the subject to convey a certain emotion, because cinema is a visual language.
Same with exposure. Like explained in this video, Exposure is not a fixed thing. It depends on how you want to illustrate the subject, what kind of mood you want, and what details are important to showcase in the whole scene. Should you underexpose should you overexpose?
Exposure is a skill that needs to adapt to each individual situation. If you really need a general guide, I would say underexposing by half a stop (0.5) would be a good place to start, but again, it all depends on the image.
Trust your eyes and your gut, and you will develop your own style.
Appreciate your work this helps a lot for a new Sony user moving from canon and really struggled😂The problem with my a7c is that the screen never able to match or even close to the final jpg. Do you mind if I ask is all the profile setting changed based on your view in the evf or just the screen? Thank you for all the charming works.
I found the EVF to be more accurate than the screen to be honest, but the process of creating the profiles is always back n forth, so when creating the profiles, I'll make the film simulation, shoot a sample footage then transfer them on the desktop to check on the big screen for accuracy, making notes, applying adjustments and retaking the steps until I get it to the desired look. hopes this answer your questions
You are a genius! Wish you could create a recipe for the Leica Q2 monochrome
If I had the camera I would heheh, but i have more than 40 recipes on the website. For sure you can find a couple you'd like
Man so awesome as and you're only just getting into it 😊
Cheers so much ❤
many tips and tricks and also I've already thought of a new trick I think and it's got to do with holding the card in front of the scene, as I believe if you want the opposite hold up a card of the same colour and then the camera should overcompensate for that correct?
Most welcome!
Yeah, the camera will try to compensate with the complementary colors, so you can get values bellow 2500k or above 9900K, which normally you wouldn't be able to choose manually. That's how I initially created the Cinestill film simulation.
I was thinking the same way, re: fuji vs sony profile adjustments. Have you ever adjusted the Creative Look profiles in the a7siii? They’re for for photo mode. The ones that if you activate them, the PP profiles become locked. Just curious of results between PP vs the CL within the sony in regards to tweaking for film simulations. Excellent find tho! Just discovered this channel this morning 🤙🏼
The New Creative Looks definitely has a clear advantage to the older Creative Styles Menu present in past sony cameras, but the picture profile menu still has the upper hand with multiple color modes, color depth control, and more refined shadows adjustments. I just wish we could add grain and lower down the sharpness even more.
The Creative Looks will definitely do a great job and it's lovely to see so many options in the newer models, but it will work similar to the Fuji film simulations, which is based more on contrast, saturation and sharpness, without the grain effects fuji has, besides other.
So that is very nice, but still Picture profiles will offer more refined color reproduction.
Hope this answered your question. Thanks for watching :D
Ok cool, good to know!
@@JustinPhillip my pleasure
hi, these picture profiles look great! I just bought the Sony ZV E10 was wondering if these picture profiles would work on the ZV E10 and which ones would recommend for low light? Thanks in advance!
Yes, absolutely, these film simulations are compatible with the sony zv e10, works with pretty much any sony camera that has the picture profile menu.
For lowlight my favourite is Evpro+, but there are multiple recipes I am constantly using
Hi. Awesome stuff. Do you know you can do this on the zv 1f? Thanks.
Yes you can. I owned the zv 1f
is it possible to do these settings with the sony a6000? i can't find in menu where to do these settings
You gotta check if the a6000 has the picture profile menu, google it
Appreciate what you are doing. I actually purchased your film simulations and use on y a7iv. Do you also shoot Fuji?
One of my friends has fuji, so i kept borrowing it from time to time
Also what's your fav film sim so far?
Just ordered your recipes :) Should I use the same custom white balance for all kinds of lightings? I'm concerned that I don't leverage AWB.
If you don't mind, I will copy paste a comment I just made to a similar question on another video.
Basically, the Settings are Daylight Balanced, but you can adjust them to your own scene for consistency in colors.
Compared to real film , which cannot be adjusted on the spot, digital offers versatility. The settings presented are a starting point and you should definitely then according to your scene.
I do it like this:
Input your color settings and from there I mostly adjust the kelvin, but if the image comes out too magenta or too green I go into the color filter and start pushing it in the opposite direction to balance out colors. Be gentle, don't push it too much because it will create a predominant shift in the overall image. You need to gently massage it.
And yes, the other settings are color variations for the same recipe. And the reason is because real film is volatile, depending on the way it was preserved, the way it was developed, choice of lenses, or how much it was exposed to air you will get different color variations.
that why you will get different results by shooting the same film. Sometimes greener, sometimes more on the orange side
When creating these film recipes I wanted to incorporate as many of these color variations, so I prepared multiple color settings so the user has options to choose from, and maybe get closer to how they remember images coming out of that film roll.
Hope this made sense, let me know if you have any other questions
Do these work on the Sony zv-1? Love these btw!
they do! I also wanna buy a zv1, it's so small and compact, i love the design as well, great for everyday leisure street photo
at 27:38mn would love a behind the scenes tutorial on how to shoot that kind of light painting photography . was it a slow shutter speed and move the camera before hitting the shutter to do that blurry effect?
O have a video called How to get the polaroid look, it's a im the Shorts section. Go check it out
And yes, it was that kind of movement as you mentioned
Dude i love your work, every simulation is unique, but i have a little problem, my a6400 doesn't have the option to set a custom white balance profile, is that normal? Or should I have some specific configuration for it?
Thanks! Glad you enjoy them. You should have it, go to Menu-> Picture Icon Page 11-> White Balance
you also have Custom White Balance to set custom preset white balances based on the grey / white card
The Sony color film simulation chart that you made Is that for the Color/temp filter ( A1G1 ) adjustment?
That chart is a simple guide made to help you identify individual characteristics of Sony Film Simulations, so to say, helps you decide which film simulation you might want to use on a particular day if you are overwhelmed of the multitude of choices.
For example: Let's say you generally would like a saturated but soft image, follow the chart and you'll see that the relevant filmsimulations of your choice would be Ektachrome, DreamNeg, CineChrome or Portra 800
If you into something more crunchy but desaturated, you have the Kodak Ultra Max400, Ektar100, Classic Negative, Oktar and so on.
So the chart will show you which sony film simulations are the more saturated, less saturated, softer or harder in terms of contrast, so you can easily skip all the testing of profiles, by narrowing down the options.
it helps you find the one you love much faster :D
Hope this answers your question
@@veresdenialex Ok, thanks very much for letting me understand It better 😊
are you planning to develop Lightroom presets for the same looks on sony cameras? since some cameras dont support picture profiles we may be able to just apply a preset
I already made presets for lightroom and capture one replicating these film simulations. Check it out www.veresdenialex.com/shop-film-power-grades-luts-presets-veresdenialex
@@veresdenialex oh that's really cool yea
Unironically the closest Sony camera to old film slr aesthetics is the first A7R. The sleekness and look of the body, with the undampened oscenely loud shutter which shakes the whole camera.
lol, have never tried it before
Hi, I bought your film simulation recipes. Do I have to set the colour temp and filter for each profile in order to get a close result? I am unable to save the colour temp as a preset so I don''t want to change these everytime I decide to change a colour profile.
Check this playlist for the basic workflow th-cam.com/play/PL-gfcmjtW3nup_6nXvu8JTn3obVpU2-o-.html&si=rv0vwEauDuwedcyD
I feel so.. wrong not using slog🥴🥴
But man, your work is amazing!
Bless!
Can you use picture profile in auto intelligence mode
nope, you need to be in either M S A P modes
Immediate sub.
Can one use P instead of M and getting great shots using the film simulations?
Yep. You can use all modes. M S A P. It eases your shooting experience
Does the picture profile settings Affekt stills ? Or just viedeos ?
Both, but in photo mode it will be baked in the jpeg files only. The raw files needs color matching in post or you can use the Lightroom/CaptureOne presets I've prepared on the website store to esily match the film simulations
Please showcase this in the Sonyalpha Subreddit!
I post there all the time, but I have very little luck with the algorithm.
Also Sony community can be very hateful sometimes. So I will just stop sharing my work there
Does this work for stills?
Nevermind, just realised you explained that in the vid! xD
hi Alex, i bought from u the sony film preset.. it was great buy, although as simple user for me, its a bit too many.. but its good to have room to explore later.. my plan is to buy the preset film simulation, question is, do i need to set the wb and color shift for every single film? bcoz as for sony camera, i can store up to 3 custom setting.. if i use this film sim and just use general wb, ie 5500k, 0 color shif, is it still acceptable? asking for opinion from the man himself.. thanks in advance ya.. 🙏🏼
It's very important to set the white balance and color shift to get the same colors I am with each film simulation. These color settings will be saved as well in the MR modes, so you only set it once.
There are a couple posts on the forum explainning why these settings are important. Check it out!
www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulations-forum/general-discussion
Can you use these picture profiles for photos ? Or is it only for videos?
Yep, both photo and video, but it will baked it the jpeg only. RAW files cannot contain all the settings of the picture profile menu. For an easier workflow I've also prepared some presets which you can find on my website store
Bro, I would 100% buy an Alexa log c sony film profile from you. I feel like you could easily tackle that, given your film simulation successes! Have you thought about doing that?!
Arri and sony are actually quite similar in colors, so that is very much possible. Never thought of it to be honest@ so thanks!
@@veresdenialex oh my gosh it would be a game changer! I’d love to just have those colors in camera so much for fast turnaround work!
@@kylehessling2679 message me on instagram or website
Which lens do you use for this?
Sigma 24 f2 contemporary cropped in super 35 apsc, shot in 4k
Wow, can you please do The Batman 2022 look, I would definitely buy it
Sure, check the link down bellow, schedule 2 hours and i'll create the profile for you
www.veresdenialex.com/booking-calendar/create-your-own-sony-film-simulation
@@veresdenialex sorry for the delay in replying, also for my poor english, i'm on GMT+7 when is the best time for you?
OK so I've paid and can see the simulations and now am hoping that they actually will work with the RX100 VA I've just picked up.....? Any info on actually getting into the settings to add at least the Classic Chrome simulation would be truly appreciated! 🤞🤞🤞
if the RX100 VA is the same with my RX100 VI, then go to the picture icon in the menu, at page 9, and down the page you will find picture profiles, enter it, then hit right to reveal all the options and input the settings from the website
@@veresdenialex Just had 'a play' setting up the Eterna simulation and all settings cn be input apart from the Gamma option which only shows the following: Movie, Still, Cine1, Cine2, ITU709, ITU709(800%), S-Log2 NOT HLG3 which you instructed..... is there any way around this on the RX100 VA ?? Eagerly awaiting your response 😅🤞🙏
@@phillipgoldsworthy8531 probably the rx100 va does not have hlg3
@@phillipgoldsworthy8531 that recipe is a high fidelity copy of the fuji, but for those who don't have the hlg option, I have made a lower fidelity copy available on my website. It's part of the sony film simulation package, go check it out at page 1
Okay dude im just buying it 🔥
heheh, glad this video helped you decide! At the moment, there are 32 Sony Film Simulation Recipes and each has 2-3 Color settings, so they really open up a whole new world for sony cameras.
@@veresdenialex indeed I've already made my mind it was just matter of time haha, and i bought my first analog btw
@@ilyasguner2267 which one?
@@veresdenialex Minolta mac zoom 90
@@ilyasguner2267 cool design it has. I like.minolta cameras, i have 2 of them
😮 😮
Hey man, I was watching a video of yours about the sony color profiles but it went private. Is there a way to finish that video or is it gone? thank you
It's going to be out again on Sunday. I noticed some mistakes and I wanted to re upload a better version
make sure to check it out on Sunday :D
Hi! 😊
I was wondering, when you export the pictures you took with your picture profiles, do you have to do any post-processing to get those colors? I've tried some, and loved how the pictures looked from my camera's monitor, but when I transferred to my computer or phone, the colors just weren't translating. They came out darker and duller so I'm confused, maybe I missed something?
I do have selected the raw + jpeg thingy, and the brightness of my monitor is set to 0..
I tried looking it up on forums and saw other people having similar issues but the only solution they offered was to edit in lightroom..
Aight I got to the part of the video talking about screens xD But is it just the brightness? In my case they look so much more colorful in the camera screen, not just brighter :0
See, I'm more used to my point and shoot cams, but I immediately fell in love with your videos and what you do so I wanted to try your picture profiles on the a6300 to get the pretty film look ❤
Thanks for all!
Hei loving your comment, it's very ellaborate and includes really good points.
I prepared a Blog and a Instagram Page where I feature images straight out of camera, without any edit, so you can check those out for reference @sony.film.simulations
On the blog I started showcasing each Sony Film Simulation with straight out of camera jpegs so you can see exactly what kind of colors you can get without editing. I think it's a matter of understanding how to expose and use the temperature to push colors tones in different directions, you don't have to edit your shots unless you want to.
www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation-blog
Sony screens have a different way of rendering colors than our regular monitors. I also find the exposure saturation and colors to be different than what is presented on camera.
For accurate reference, I use my viewfinder because it seems to have more accurate colors and contrast compared to the monitor.
I am not sure what type of screens sony is using for their cameras, haven't yet found out why the colors and exposure are different than what we get on screen, it might also be influenced of the color space it works in.
What forum are you referring to? Can you leave a link to it? Would love to join and read the issues people are having, it would help me create videos on different topics.
I am currently working on a video explaining differences on picture profiles and how to create your own film simulation.
If you send over the link to th3 forums where people speak their mind about issues with film simulations, i will include the answers to those questions in the video
@@veresdenialex Hi again! Thanks for the reply 😊
I'll try that with my viewfinder too, see if it makes a difference when shooting next time, Thanks!!
It'd be great if I can get those colors too without editing, like you said. I loved what Fujifilm did with the film recipes but can't afford to buy one atm, so when I was looking for alternatives I found your film simulations for sony, my lifesaver 😆
As for the forums, don't know if it'll be of any help but here, I looked it up on google and found these old forum posts from the DPReview site (Which, sadly, is closing very soon 🥲)
( I also wanna add, as far as I read, they didn't use film simulations, but some did use picture profiles so I guess the problems they had are kinda the same)
Link here, there's a bunch of posts I scrolled through:
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4096644
Another one about the viewfinder:
www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4608707
That'd be all.. Thank you so much!
Most welcome!
Check out the blog for Straight out of camera images, I don't edit them and they look great.
www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation-blog
Will this work on a rx100 v ?
Yep
are you using an anomorphic lens to film tyuorself or is that a flare filter?
flare filter
Great video covering a complex topic. I understood you to say that for the film simulation profiles to work for photographs you have to use RAW + JPEG. Does the film sim profile affect the RAW capture or is that just something that must be done?
Raws will be mostly unafected by these settings, it will only be baked in the jpeg. I choose raw +jpeg because it's always safer to have the raw files as well in case i want to print big
Or for better quality
@@veresdenialex many thanks.
@@silvershadow4965 most welcome
so it has to be RAW+jpg? can't just be jpg?
it can be JPEG only, but why not also keep the RAW? It's safer in case you wanna edit your shots, now or later.
@@veresdenialex so the filters on the camera only apply to the jpg and the raw can be edited later?
You should make tutorials applying the filters to raw using OSS (available on Linux!)
I paid for your Sony colours!
@@tf9888 yep, exactly