Sony Film Simulations Blog
Straight Out Of Camera

RAW files give you maximum flexibility when editing color later. But if you want a finished, “baked-in” look straight out of the camera, you need an unconventional approach, especially in how you set white balance. The usual flow is to use a gray card to balance the light source or rely on AWB when shooting and achieve “perfect” neutrality. That’s usually fine, since normally we adjust colors in the edit phase to give our photos or videos the look we want, or we aim for a neu

Canon is well known and love for its color science, especially when it comes to the natural looking skin tones it renders. Way before Fuji made film simulations a thing, Canon was already a favorite for both video and photo. But the question is: can you get Canon colors on Sony cameras? The answer is yes, and today I'll show you how to get that Canon color profile using in-camera settings only, namely the Picture Profile and Creative Look settings. I’ll be following a similar

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