Sony Film Simulations Blog
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Portrait - Sony a7IV vs Sony a6700 Last year, Sony sent me multiple cameras and I compared them with a couple film simulations . My goal was to show how each camera handles colors and how to color match older Sony cameras with newer models. A lot of people kept asking about the Sony alpha 7 IV and whether I could do a side-by-side with it. Luckily, my friend Petru has one. Not only did he let me borrow it for the test, but he also showed up with the Petzval 55 f/1.7 MKII A

Sony has sent me multiple cameras to test out with the film simulations recipes. I think this is a great opportunity to see how different they are in color science and how do these differences translate when using Sony film simulation recipes. Since each Sony camera has a different color science, I want to showcase: the differences between each model at different temperatures how different sensors react to underexposure and overexposure the differences when using film simulat

Did you ever load a film simulation, excitingly start shooting, only to discover it looks totally different from the reference image? The re

Color Matching Sony cameras: RX100 VI vs a7 III vs a6700 Getting accurate, consistent colors across multiple Sony cameras can be super challenging due to subtle differences in their sensor technology and color science. But these color differences throughout camera models result in inconsistent results in color when using the custom Sony Picture Profiles . And we want to get the same kind of colors even if we switch from our little Sony RX100 to our newer Sony a6700 or Sony a7