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All SOOCs with Sony a6700 Creative Look Settings For years, Sony lagged behind the famous "film simulations" of Fujifilm. The common stigma was that Sony’s color science just wasn't there. When Sony finally released their new Creative Looks, it cleared some of that stigma and made them worth experimenting with, and they are so much better now, but they are still far from perfect. For a long time, I refused to use Sony's standard Creative Styles or Looks because basic options

If you’ve ever wanted to switch to Fuji from Sony , you’ve probably wondered whether you can get Fuji colors on Sony. Good news - you can...

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

Sony FX2 Body The original FL1 has been available on cameras released since 2024, including the Sony A7 IV, A7S III, A7C, FX3, FX30, A7C II, A7CR, and A6700 , alongside other interesting Creative Looks like SH and IN. But with the release of the new FX2, RX1 RIII, and Sony a7V, Sony introduced two brand-new Film Looks: FL2 and FL3. (Note: Sony has also recently released firmware updates for the A1 II and A9 III, officially bringing FL2 and FL3 to those cameras as well!) If

Orthochromatic is a film simulation that stands out for its high-contrast, slightly surreal look. It handles reds and skin tones...

Solara 100 is a new interesting addition to the film simulation bundle. It adds natural warmth and a sun-kissed feel. Whether shooting...

Rose Spectra started with portraits. I wanted a look that brought a gentle warmth to skin tones, with a soft rose tint that feels...