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I started creating short form tutorials for sony film simulations to make it easier to understand the basics of these picture profiles. Check out the playlist, I'll keep on updating it with new videos: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-gfcmjtW3nup_6nXvu8JTn3obVpU2-o-&si=QHCHzbt5IlTwXLgZ Sony

Hi, I have already joined the club, but I wanted to ask you something. modern lenses are quite sharp, I understand by this that the detail value in the simulations has a value of -7 in most cases. I particularly use vintage m42 and c/y lenses, that's why I feel that the deterioration of the detail i

My muscle memory is so out of shape for film theory . . . I assume Cinestill 800T Recipe is meant to be used at night under Tungsten light. I've set the custom color temp and it sure is blue. I love your images you shot with this recipe and can't wait to use it in the city at night. Have you shot

Hi I am new bee for Sony camera. I bought your Sony picture profiles. Could you please advise how these profiles are applied onto the plan. Thanks in advance Visakh

Hey, thanks a lot for the sony film recipes. I am currently trying them out. I wonder if there is a simple way to download all the settings together with example images as one PDF? Thanks for your great work!

I have a a6400. The tempearture and color filter settings are stored under the white balance settings. How do people here do these changes in the field? My thought is to have a cheat sheet in the camera bag, something like this: PP1: Classic Chrome - Temp 4400 - Color Filter A7 M0.25 PP2: Kodak P

I took this picture of a fountain with Daylight WB, 5.6 Aperture, ISO 400, AND standard as my creative filter. I LOVE the blues In the water and was wondering how close this is to Kodachrome? I'd love to have this as a picture profile. Can anyone help?

Hello, Deni! I loaded the Portra 160 recipe and tried to adjust the ISO to 160 on my a7III and it says I can't because it's not available for the Cine4 Gamma. Is this specific to my camera or does that gamma setting always require a minimum of 200?

Recently finished the Kodachrome 64 V2, and I'm working on a new blog post showcasing it. Here are some teaser shots, let us know what you think of it 😄 Check your inbox for the Blog article cya.

I'd like some feedback from the community. There is a New version of Kodak Portra 400 Film Simulation, and I'd like to know which one you prefer. If there are any experienced Portra 400 users, I'd greatly appreciate your input and even images from you archive. Thanks!

I recommend checking out this in depth comparison bettween Sony vs Fuji film simulations, for a better understanding of how accurate are these sony picture profiles and to understand why the color settings are crucial in replicating any kind of look. https://www.veresdenialex.com/post/fujifilm-v

I made a Sony Film Simulation Playlist on youtube for anybody to add Tutorials, Mood videos, Shorts, Movies, pretty much anything that was created with, or is related to Sony Film Simulation Recipes. :D And I am inviting you to share your work here so anybody interested can find it much easier.

Sharing this and hoping to get some feedback on setting up PPs. I love the idea setting up different film simulations on my Sony as I've envied my Fujifilm friends for years! And when I subscribed to these PP recipes I thought I'd be shooting a different film simulation every day. Here's my issue

Been working on a new alteration of the classic negative, one with a unique feeling to it. New blog article coming soon, keep an eye open.

Does anyone knoe what the closest way to achieve an in-camera grain look? perhaps having max. iso but lowering aperture and exposure? i know that subtle noise can kinda mimic the look. i use a sony rx100v

Leicachrome 64 is my favorite simulation. Thinking I would get a preset for it I purchased the lightroom presets along the film simulations through PP, but it's not in there. Will you make one, and will I be able to get it without repurchasing the whole lighroom presets package? Thx

One of the members asked if there is any way to replicate the Asteroid City Look only by using Sony's Picture Profile Menu. So I ventured on a walk and started working on it. Here are some sample images, let me know what you think!

I love the look of Portra 400. It's my go to for film and I use a Portra 400 recipe with my Fuji as well as edit RAW with RNI and JC Porta 400. All of those look simular but the Portra for the Sony is nowhere near what I get with Portra. It's a bit too warm and saturated. thoughts?

Every once in a while, as I keep gaining new knowledge and experience, I re-test older Film Simulations to see if there is anything I can improve. It was not the case with Fujifilm Fortia, which is in my opinion, an underrated film simulation. Great for both daytime and nightime, with a punchy & dis

Recently, I stumbled upon Sony Film Emulations, a brilliant creation by Alex, that has completely transformed my photography experience. I couldn't be more grateful for this incredible collection of film emulations that allows me to explore and relive the nostalgia of classic film stocks. Working w

Hey! First off, I want to commend the creator of these film sims. They've really opened up a realm of possibilities with the Sony. We all know Sony cams have a lot of potential, but the time to get up to a working image is the price to pay. I'm testing the digital sims out and a review is in the wo

Hey all! Just wanted to see whats everyones favourite simulation to use as a point and shoot! Sometimes I just don't want to fiddle with the temperature and color filter settings and let the camera decide for me. Like when I'm with clients (I work recording music), family or friends. My two favouri

First off, thank you for making these simulations. I have been enjoying trying the different types and they've helped me learn more about my camera in the process. I have been using them mostly for photography but I also want to include them in my workflow for short films. What would you say are the

Hi, Firstly would like to thank the creator of these recipes, really interesting to see what sony cameras can achieve in this way. I am quite new to film/colorgrading and I am used to shooting in S-log3, overexpose and then correct the grade. However, what would be the best way to get the most out

Took my RX100 VI on my trip to DC to test out some film simulations. I really liked the Wes Anderson style photos that the Asteroid City simulation could produce! Thanks Alex for your incredible work!

Hello, What is your opinion on the Film Simulations Color Filter? As the PP settings does not save Color Filter settings and has to be adjusted manually with each change. On a street photography basis where capturing photos are fast paced, changing the color filter does not seem practically easy o

I tried the 3 picture profiles yesterday and didn't get the results I was expecting. It was ten minutes of partly cloudy while I shot these sunflowers. I'm sure that had something to do with it. For my nature and landscape daytime / sunrise / sunset photography, I shoot with the Sony vivid cre

Hello, I was wondering if the film recipes are compatible with Sony A6300... I was looking for a way to simulate traditional black and whithe film but I would like to experiment with color as well, but only for stills. Please let me know. Regards, Paulo Correia Lisbon-Portugal

Hi there, I was just hacking some of the PP into my camera and noticed, that Color Temperature and Color Filter settings are missing on some of the PP. Cinestill X and a lot of others. What does this mean? Color temperature and color filter settings have to be set to what values in case the setti