Fixing Sony camera colors once and for all.
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- So you switched to Sony and now you miss your camera's old colors. I have some beginner and pro tips to help improve your Sony color photographs.
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I had several fujifilm cameras because of the Classic Chrome. I came over a recepie on how to achive that CC on sony A7 cameras. And i gave it a try, and I was absolutely amazed! I now shoot the old A7 as often i can.
This is how i did it:
Creative Styles and chose Neutral and crank UP
Contrast +2
Saturation -2
Sharpness +1
Custom WB 5600 kelvin and hit B1 and then youre set.
And thank you for amazing videos. Very apriciated!
Do you have Fuji B&W recommendation?
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man you have a calming voice, it always makes me relax. you are the best.
been waitttinnnggg for this lol. (you mentioned it once and I've been looking for this video) You are awesome.
Ohh, just updated some settings! Thanks! Can't wait to give it a shot.
THANK YOU so much for the tips on the WB and Standard settings for the Sonys...AMAZING tip!!
Absolutely brilliant, Omar!
Hey Omar! Nice content as always. Keep up the great work!!!
Wow, this helped me a bunch. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this lesson. Sony’s colour are driving me crazy they look so off. I’m coming from Canon and I’ve shot with my Sony for a year. I will try some of your suggestions. Yes, the skin tones is what I’m attempting to be accurate and natural.
Yes, absolutelly the same!!! It's so sad that I never thought of this BEFORE switching from Canon to Sony!!! I think all of us who came from Canon are disappointed with Sony's color settings! And I can't understand WHY they don't fix it YET??? I'm writing this THREE years after this video was made...and it's still the same!!!
This is more than a simple disappointment... Personally I feel it as a ROBBERY in broad daylight since it seems absurd to me that after having paid more than 12.00 dollars for a supposedly professional equipment ... now I'm told that I have to apply external apps to TRY to compensate for the manufacturer's inability!!! That's absolutelly insane!
@@duskodes9047 skill issue, people make amazing photos with any equipment so blaming the gear is so funny
thank you, very useful tips and indeed I shot fuji jpeg to document my life and sony to document nature and when it comes colours especially in the evening golden hour it is challenging to get skin colours right. Thank you again for some setting tips
Cheers so much 😊
This is so helpful ❤
I liked this video, very useful. Waiting for more videos like, Sony and Fujifilm, how to set, how to shoot, to the point with samples. Thank you
Thanks very much...a bucket of great info
I see those klipsch rb's in the background. This is a great video man! Thinking of getting into photography soon. Definitely will be back here
so helpful, thank u so much!!
Wonderful input. Thanks a million from an amateur photographer!
great video. thank you !
Can you show us how you use a colour picker in different settings such as events with flash or even in a nature setting?
Wow, this was really helpful. Thanks. I also like photos to be as real-life as possible with the colors matching life.
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the best video for sony colors I´ve watched so far. got you an abo ;-)
"Let`s go back to the photographer" , Omar, you`re the man, girl. Gotta love the honest humor!
Auto white balance white is probably the best bet, because how a camera distinguishes white balance is by looking at the RGB values and determining which pixels are closest to equal RGB values, which is what would generally help determine white balance for a scene. The only place where this can mess up is if there is nothing white in a scene and it latches onto some other bright color that is the closest to white but isn't actually white, but even then, auto white balance can generally take that into account too. So it might see the closest colors to white is something that has RGB values of 230, 225, 202.....then takes those discrepancies and tries to balance them.
I have a zv e10 and the automatic balance leaves the image horribly oriented towards green, even when I wear a white shirt
Camera settings check thee super. Thank you!
Great vid. Thanks.
Omar, to add to your informative video, I would create a profile for each camera/lens combo. Some lenses have different color cast, and I name my x-rite profile files with the body, lens, date and session name. Yes, I get many profiles and I save them in the same archive folder of the session.
Thanks for another great video 🙏
True.
That's what the tutor from X-Rite (at the time the system was under X-Rite) did, even for her personal photography. The chemistry and the application/# of layers of lens coatings differs.
Great and informative video! Greetings from Germany!
I know this is old but it is the best thing I’ve ever seen. I feel like I’m losing my mind with skin tones!! I was about to rent a different camera to see if it was the camera 🤣
I work with food photography, so accurate colors are VITAL, you don't know just how quickly food can turn from yummy to yucky just because of the color.
I used to use Canon and SOME colors would have a yellowish shift (I guess that's good for people colors). That colorcheckr passport was a real lifesaver.
Now I'm a Fuji shooter and I'm often tempted to use jpegs only ngl. Still I want accuracy so I use the grey card every time.
For everything else I just use the Fuji film simulations + recipes. It's very good fun and gives me beautiful almost-ready results.
Hello do you know a good sony camera for food photography and videography ?
I wish I had a colour and gamma accurate LCD/EVF, because nothing else I have is colour calibrated, so idk if I'm nailing the vibrance or just shooting skittles at this point. Sometimes I use adobe RBG with Velvia just to be sure, but my gooey Costco prints have come out fine so far.
I'm deliberating getting a Canon for video. I love the tones and colours, the usability, the AF, the size, the slide in ND EF adapter, but everyone has scared me into thinking they have the dynamic range of a crosswalk.
Thank you for this video Omar.
Bought two zeiss lenses lately(FE 35mmf2.8 SonnarZA + 135mmf2.8 Batis FE). Actually, i do not know what is going on with these zeiss lenses,
but color rendition changed to superb on my a7rii raw.
I’m NOT SAYING my Sony cameras have weird colors… but I’m here for a reason. Thanks Omar!
You so funny..! Oh...and helpful too w that color wizardry stuff.
Very nice job
Can't beat Canon color grades. I'm shopping for my first mirrorless camera and deciding between Canon M50 Mark II and the Sony ZV-E10. Comparing an outdoor picture, the Canon picture is real-to-life colors and the Sony pictures has the "blue" sky in a purple-ish hue and skin tones very magenta. Sony ZV-E10 has better features compared to the Canon M50 but man, the colors on the Canon are amazing!
Why not get R10?
I find the canon colors awful
Can you create a tutorial on the colour passport checker and how you would go about adjusting settings based off of it? Thanks!
A wonderful video but also an expensive solution wrt the colour checkers.
BTW
I've reduced my TH-cam photography consumption because gear review videos are boring and lately, toxic. Your channel is a wonderful, warm space where your knowledge, experience and humour keep me coming back btw.
I was kinda mean to you about the Jim Carrey mannerisms a long time ago and I apologise for that. I hope you know that you now have a 100% convert. :}
Thanks!
Thanks for the education! Can you do a color checker workflow tutorial? That would be valuable :)
Yes, this please.
white balance daylight, day white works for me, thanks alot
Sony is slow with WBalancing. Setting to fixed scene (sunny) can help. XRITE color pass is a must have for non electronically coupled lenses (vintage, manual focus). If lenses lack electronic coupling, the colors can be very bad and off. In the worst of the cases I take a cellphone image of a scene to take it home and compare this with my shots. Lastly, color judgement varies by time of the day very dramatically. I usually check colors at daytime and at nighttime twice.
Yep, learned something today... 🤔👍
This was so helpful as a new Sony shooter. I'm definitely getting the Xrite. The other solutions seem too hit and miss.
That final closing comment 😆
Follow-up question: Are Xrite and Calibrite the same product?
Selecting any DRO will decrease the image quality, especially when you shoot in low light. I keep it OFF most of the time.
I wondered why my images suddenly looked really grainy. DRO was the culprit. Switched it off. Thanks!
Thanks Omar. Instructive video. Could you do a video about how to make your own color profile as well?
There's tons of videos on this. It's not too hard. A X-rite or Datacolor search will help you find some tutorials. :)
@@ogonzilla Ok. Thanks for your quick reply.
. That’s why I have a Olympus, Panasonic, Nikon and a Fujifilm Camera, I don’t adjust the colours. That’s just me, nice to compare, it keeps me interested. Thanks for the Video. Stay Safe.
That’s a really helpful video, Omar! Can you tell me whether the Creative Style on Sony (A7R3) can make a difference with these settings? Standard, Vivid or Neutral…
There are accurate colors, there are pleasing colors and there are the colors of the sony a 7 II, which i'm so glad i left behind me...
Thank you Omer for such a great informative video. I was a Nikon user (D750 n Z6) and moved to Sony for better AF system. Colours are my pain point with Sony ( A7III n now A7R IV). I try your tips. I am also planning to move back to Nikon or Canon maybe. I mostly shot Jpeg according to my work needs. Please suggest me which system would be better in this scenario Nikon or Canon, my top needs are SOOC and AF. I mostly shot indoors weddings, kinds and corporate shots.
I've only shot with a Sony, so I didn't notice how much I had to work to get the colors how I liked them until I shot with a Fuji.
Same here... I got bored with Canon gear around 5 years ago... and went full Sony full frame camera and lenses. A week ago got a second hand Fuji X100F and what a difference! And I’m not only talking jpgs even raws processed in LR (which isn’t ideal for Fuji) looks more appealing to me just moving a couple o sliders if at all. It had saved me a lot of time.
With my A7RIV I just go off the histogram use manual settings. How I want the shadows and colours to look is done from RAW in capture one.
Great video Omar! One question though, how do you use a color checker during candid shots that don't have strobes involved. An x-rite is on my short list of things to buy and I probably need to just experiment with it but how well does it work in constantly changing natural light situations?
You can create general profiles for situations. Shade. Natural light.
On my A6000 in jpeg I get natural looking skin tones, as long as my light is set up well and I can get a good focus its great
Big score, Omar, I can relate with everything you bring up: Coming from Leica and Canon to Sony , I soon realised I was a spoiled kid. I hated A7M2 colors, then improved with A7M3. By side by side comparisons with A6400 however I found that the A7M3 display gets the colors totally wrong, every jpg turned out better on the iPad or print than they appeared on the display. BTW Canon lenses (I kept using some of them by help of a sigma mc-11 adapter) gave a much warmer tone and almost perfect skin tone! But then, like you, I discovered XT-20, coupled with XF16/1.4, 35/1.4 and 52/1.2, chose Film Simulation pro negative std, and ever since colors is no longer an issue for me! And yes, to achieve that to some extent on Sony, lower the contrast and raise the shadows, tone down the saturation a bit ( but that does not work too well for nature .
56 you mean. I love the combo 56mm xt4
I'm in love with classic neg. That's not accurate at all but I loooove that
I am red/green colour blind. Not enough to not see any red or green, but enough to know I am only seeing a fraction of colour nuance that people with ‘normal’ colour vision can see. These kinds of videos make me realise what I am missing and why I shouldn’t trust myself to judge skin tones... 😬
same same here! I wonder if those color blind glasses actually make a difference..
I never use JPG. Shooting in raw with a custom camera profile is the way I do it. The same is true for printers. Once calibrated, there is no difference between different brands. I have made comparison tests with A7R4 and R5. The prints on my Canon Pro1000 just look the same. Of course this comes with additional work. Sometimes the difference is marginal and not worth the effort. There is a noticeable difference of JPG output between the different brands and is in most cases subjective.
1000% correct!
Hello! Thank you for this video. (I haven't finished watching this video yet while typing this) I'm really contemplating returning my Sony ZV-1 due to colouring for vlogging. I find my camera is struggling overexposing lights and making my skin colour look pale and darkening facial features that aren't true to life. Not sure what to do about this
Hello Omar, I’ve been contemplating a lot. I wanted to upgrade to a new camera. I currently own a Fuji XT20. I am torn between Fuji XT4 and Sony A7 iii. Do you have tips in mind? A big help. Thank you!
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Love the "Who cares how your kids looks like" Brilliant !
Great video Omar. DRO messes the raw file in a way as well. I kept wondering why my raw photos were so much darker then what was in camera. I Turned that off and now they look the same. Also , I decided to switch to capture one ( from Lightroom) and the starting point for raw files is so much better (even skin tones). I’m finding that there is way less work to get a pleasing result when editing.
Awesome! DRO off for me. Thanks for sharing!
what is DRO?
@@orshanti Dynamic Range Optimizer. Brings the shadows up based on the contrast in the scene.
@@ogonzilla thanks man!
My fat fingers must have turned on DRO when I was navigating the menu system on my first day with the A7III. I exited the menu and now everything was extremely washed out. It was similar to what my EXCAM displays if I set it to S-Log and don't compensate the LCD but I downloaded the RAW and the JPG and both were washed out. Anyway, by trial and error I got it sorted. Now always OFF. Online Sony references to explain "DRO" were hopeless.
Do you prefer the AWB ambience/white setting?
Fuji colors are really good straight out of camera
Fuji's good at making pleasing out of camera JPEG's, but Canon's good at truly accurate colors. And once you've mastered accurate color, you actually get more fidelity/detail out of an image, because shifting colors unnaturally can rob color channels of their true fidelity and editing latitude. One thing many people don't realize is that their straight out of camera RAW files, if processed outside of a color accurate profile, are actually like if your starting point is with slight adjustments to HSL already done, so it's like editing on top of already edited data. And as you might know, you can only adjust HSL soo far before it looks unnatural or clips. So you might be adding +20 to the saturation or luminance of orange, when it's already operating on a +20 by default. Which means if you bump it up to +81, you're technically over 100%. Now imagine that mine field when dealing with multiple colors in the HSL or calibration or Split toning panels. Needless to say, it can lead to some hard limitations in your capability to edit photo's, where certain colors/channels will clip long before they should or shift to improper hues that don't fully represent the hue you're targeting.
Nice tips! I've switched from Fuji to Sony and IMHO biggest problems with Sony colors are Auto White Balance (for jpegs) and horrendous Lightroom profiles (for raws). These are my best solutions so far
Jpeg - Standard and Vivid profiles are pretty accurate, with Standard being pretty close to Colorchecker calibrated profile (same as Fuji Provia), as long as white balance is correct. AWB with Priority White and M1 offset (on magenta-green scale) looks ok 80-90% of the time, but often I need to result predefined presets (like daylight) or setting a Kelvin value. Fuji was much better there since auto white balance was more reliable.
Raw - using Capture One or Lightroom with Color Checker Dual Illuminant profile. Capture one does great job with Sony colors, especially with ProStandard profile, but custom made dual illuminant profile is even better. Either of these methods gives me great results, superior to the results I used to get with Fuji.
But in the end, Sony is definitely still not a best choice for Jpeg-only shooters,even with all those tweaks applied.
What is the best choice for Jpeg only shooters?
@@marcocanova2944 IMHO, if you are shooting JPEG only you should go with Canon or Fuji. If you go with Sony, I advise manually setting WB to one of the presets (or Kelvin value). If you must use AWB, AWB White Priority with B1-M0.5 bias works decent buy still not on Canon or Fuji levels. It can still miss a lot in certain circumstances.
Once you have nailed WB, then you can have good JPEGs with many Creative Styles, and I like Standard, Vivid, Night, and Autumn Colors the most. EOSHD 5.0 is also great for emulating Canon colors. But getting with WB in-camera is the key to having good SOOC JPEGs, and Sony AWB is not as reliable as Canon or Fuji.
@@tomapaunovic I dont know how to thank you! You have been really really really great!!!
I cannot choose between sony at7 iv, canon r6 or fuji. i shoot portraits, i work in nightclub and discos, no landscape and no video... my clients always wanna see my jpeg pics on lcd display ... and i reead sony at7 iv has the worst lcd display...
@@marcocanova2944 I heard that Sony has improved AWB with A7 IV, but I haven't seen any proof of that so far. Xing Liu has a great channel for JPEG-only shooters and he will be publishing the test for A7 IV from that perspective. In the meantime, you can see his JPEG comparison A7 III vs X-T4 with equivalent lenses th-cam.com/video/pXxg-AjpsKk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=XingLiu
He also has a Canon R6 vs Fuji X-T4 comparison (with mostly equivalent lenses) and IMHO Canon has better JPEG. See for yourself th-cam.com/video/1V-G_p_KsTM/w-d-xo.html
I'm a Fujifilm raw landscape shooter. How good would you say the Fujifilm color profiles are in Lightroom?
Just a few observations. The worst color problems from Sony in my estimation are skin tones and green grass and trees. Perhaps because brain has very good memory how healthy tones should look like. The abstract colors, like street, architecture, etc. are fine because a normal person doesn't really have a good reference point to begin with.
I don't feel the newer Sony cameras produce better colors by default. In my experience Sony A7Rii was the best and then the problems got worse, the third generation generally reduced saturation and colors look bland and diluted with white and require significant boost, and I think the worst colors right now are from A7Riv with something really ugly in the skin tones.
X-rite generated color profiles sometimes look good sometimes bad, no consistency. I created many of them from different light sources, and still it doesn't solve the Sony color problem. They also seem to really screw out of gamut colors. The other observation, I also have Nikon Z5 camera and I almost never have to do anything to colors other than vibrance and saturation. I'm using Lightroom. So I think I will just sell my Sony and stay with Nikon until Sony solves this problem.
I started using xrite and it seems to make the blue pop more, and yes it has inconsistencies. Il hold on to my canon 5dm4 for photos a little longer until sony fixes their color science.
You have hit the nail on the head with everything to have said 100%. I owned the A7R3 and upgraded to the A7R4 thinking that the R4 coming out last year would have substantially better colours then the R3 that still used the R2 sensor. So a 2015 senor to a 2020 sensor, so five years of improvements. Not the case, the R4 raws are muted and have a ugly green/yellow cast nothing like the preview on the camera (through I think that the preview is a jpeg representation?). Greens are a nightmare not just in the skin tones but in landscape. I think I will do a pre-set as a starting point for most images, Nikon used to be my bread and butter and I enjoyed the first 11 years doing digital photography with Nikon never had these issues. But then I look at images on this video and they look fantastic so I need to learn more with my Sony. On a side note at the beginning of this video (with the Canon, Fuji and Sony images) the Fuji colours to me looked incredible!
@@beerequalsheaven Are Fuji colors even better than Canon?
I fixed my Sony colors with one simple step... I switched to Fuji. 🤣
in all seriousness though great video and I wish I knew this back when I still had my Sony gear.
That's a nice video, Omar. After shooting 2 years with my a73 I got fed up and I sold it.
First, I was intending to upgrade to an a7r4 but the colours on Sony have always bothered me.
I came from a Canon t3i before the a73 and I use to prefer the t3i with a cheap 18-55 standard lens over the Sony a73 with a 24-70 2.8gm.
One thing that you mentioned that's true is the Sony sharpness. But the colours..omg...horrible.
You've shone a light here for all the Sony users and honestly made me think about the a7r4 again.
I bought a Canon m6 mk2 and I'm waiting for the lens to arrive so I can start testing it but I hadn't the courage to sell my Sony stuff (besides the camera that has gone) yet.
Well, after all this useless explanation, how do you use your colour checker in events that have a lot of lights interfering in the flash? Do you have a video talking about using the color checker?
Thanks for all your videos, you have always made me buy a fuji but I wanna go over 30 megapixels cause I like to recompose the images on Lightroom.
Cheers mate
I feel you. I was in the same boat with Sony colors. Canon is just so much easier to deal with. Honestly, the truth is you might be happier with a Canon. DJ lights don’t matter if my flash is lighting the person. Profile is for the speed light or even natural light.
Such great scripting. Yes, once I calibrated monitor... omg, it was like night and day. I can't recommended that enough. It like a huge confidence boost when you tweak a color and know it will look good on everything, phones, TVs, tablets, etc. For video, I get better results and easier grading with a static white balance. You're absolutely right about how auto white balance works. The Sony cameras are great for run and gun with auto WB on but color grading is so much more difficult. 5000-5700 Kelvin is a good level, but I suggest to use a gray card or a color checker of you got one. Gray cards are under $10.
Some great advice. I'm puzzeld as how Sony can provide such bad color management in their cameras. It's not the hardware, but the algorithm. For Sony every image needs to be manually color-corrected. As others state, it's always off, but it's much more of a problem when taking photos of scenes where the brain knows how they should look. I'm having issue with to much of a magenta cast in any image. I think that is the source of the green/yellow problems. Once I reduce the magenta (in combination with the correct WB to avoid greeen/yellow stains, which is a real manual chore as its slightly different for each image) the colors ín the images of an A7M4 are good.
I currently have an a6400 & im planning to go Fuji while using my Sony for video as I’ve fallen into the same issue with photo edits being a headache with it (I do a lot of live steaming as well). Would you suggest I get the new Fuji xs10 or the x100v? I’m hearing the x simplifies the photo taking process a bit & seems to be more enjoyable. The xs reminds me quite a bit of my a6400.
XS10 easier for sure. Missing that Fuji flavor in the looks.
I fixed my Sony colours by moving to Fujifilm. It appears from comments I am not alone!
My condolences...
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Best thing I did.
Great video. Now show us how to make a color profiles.
Just use a Grey card & use capture one. This will have do until I can upgrade my A6400 to a R6. 💪🏽
Can I have your Lightroom Profile for the Sony A7III? The one you calibrated the color with
I only shoot Raw in both Sony and Fuji. I still find fuji lacking in jpeg. Again, that is how I see it. It is easier to get what I want in Lightroom or Capture 1 on both systems.
Colorcheckr passport tutorial next?
I used to shoot Sony but left because I spent so much time trying to get the colors right. But the good thing is It made me better understand what I needed to do. Still for some unknown reason to me I kinda like my black and whites more. Go figure.
What do you use now Ray?
Omar, this is a very helpful video. I have been shooting in RAW with my Sony A6300 but have recently used RAW + jpeg in order to get images in jpeg for quick transfer and sharing. I tried to change my AWB to white but that does not appear to be an option. Instead when I select AWB and try to change it I get a color grid with A-B and X-Y axis. If I have them at 0-0 is that the same as white?
Thanks.
I use a Sony A7RIII for real estate interiors and landscapes. I have recently noticed a change in the images I can't relate to any changes I've made on the camera. When shooting 5 image brackets at F13 or any stop the camera just rips off the bracket faster than ever before, images are darker than usual now, the viewfinder goes darker when facing bright windows, and increases in image noise on dark surfaces. I have no idea what I did to make this happen. Help me please! Thanks, Mike
Sony a900 colora are one of the best
If you want good Sony colours Use Capture One instead of Lightroom and turn DRO off.
The month of May 2022 I see Capture One is presenting weekly sessions on using Capture One in workflow situations. e.g. Thursdays starting May 12.
I get tired of people saying Sony has bad colors. I get amazing colors out of my a7Riv and a7Siii
I don't like any of the colors, what do I do?
There is nothing like “fixing the colors once and for all.” Film and video are emulation of real world, which means it shouldn’t be exactly the same as real life. Your necessities change all the time for different projects therefore there is nothing as the best colors for all. Also, for cameras with not so good color science you can tweak the colors however you want but even with a lut like the Emotive Color Arri lut, you still won’t get the same thing. That’s the fact at least for now.
Good guide mate, Sony should really reassess their colour science, it's a shame they can't nail skin colours in camera - everything can be post processed to damnation..
If you’re using a flash/strobe do you take the pic of the xrite with or without flash?
With. But really the general natural light profiles you make can be used since flash is daylight balanced
Looking at that jpeg color standard comparison in the beginning got me wondering... Could it be that Sony tried to do something similar to SLOG, muting the colors so you can change them to your liking in post without losing details or introducing artifacts? No Idea if this theory makes any sense...
What film simulation and recipe do you use when using Fuji and out with family, travel, etc? just the basic every day color on Fuji?
For Jpegs.
@@magnetoclash mostly provia with shadows -1.
Can anyone please advice where to adjust & set the shadow setting? I cannot find it. Is Omar referring to DRO = Shadow? Thank you in advance! Please i 🙏
Great explanation!!.. makes me appreciate even more not having to go through this with fuji😜
Yep. True. But I'll take that Sony autofocus in the dark at an event any day! lol....
@@ogonzilla you'd need a Soji for that😂😂
Is the newer mirrorless of sony camera doesn't have this issue.
I hate sony for this for a long time
Hey work in capture one with raw there you can set Color’s like you won’t canon,Nikon, Olympus..,,
Great video! it will be nice if you. can share the sony color profile you have made. I just moved from canon to sony
:-)
Thanks a lot from Denmark.
Cameraville has done a series of videos in the past on image quality that includes color across Sony, Nikon, Canon and Pentax. There is a substantial difference. Using the same lens, and on one video - the same sensor across Sony, Nikon and Pentax. Sony can fix their problem if they so desire - but apparently they don't desire.... Sure you can "fix" the colors in post processing - but, the question is why do you have to go through the process? PS - YT doesn't let me link to the various videos...
Canon colors are nice, but why would Sony, Nikon, or Fujifilm want to change to Canon-like colors? Some/most of Sony users (and their clients) are perfectly fine with what they have within the adjustments that they can make. I'm a Sony shooter and have never owned a Canon, so I don't know what I'm missing.
@@TroyShields Agreed. Entirely. For the record I've been using Canon and Sony eqpt (stills and video).
Hi Omar!! Love your videos. I’m a Fuji shooter and would like to go to full frame. Are you still regret on going Sony? They have a great unified system, and I shoot also video but their color science… would you recommend it over canon? Thanks for your content!!!❤😊
For me, the Sony over Canon mirrorless. Always have a Fuji in your life
@@ogonzilla thanks Omar! Yeah wont sell it When I change. Great style and videos! Thanks again!!
Just use Capture One. It handles Sony colors a lot better than Adobe, no more weird skin tones
Sony user here for many years and I hate that the LCD always shows my images way more blown out than they actually are. But I always shoot raw also. Just hate when I show someone the back of the screen I have to say it will look different than what they are seeing..
I love how your sony skin tones look! Do you create a profile every photo session?
Not all the time. Same flashes same gels. Only if there's red carpeting for example.
Why is everybody ignoring the significance of the light source?
For me, ambient light pictures became real with a reflected flash or Rotolight.
It might be that you are actually missing a wavelength and you try to fix the problem with a preset.