You’ve probably been searching high and low to get closer to Film with your Sony camera
That’s why your Sony camera just sits there collecting dust, even tho’ you’re dying to take it out for a shoot.
Sure. Its dynamic range is great, and the low-light performance and autofocus are impressive.
But there’s one thing that’s stopping you.
Handling Sony’s colors can be a real pain. You spend hours in post-processing trying to make your shots look the way you want them to.
It’s easy to feel creatively stuck. Film stock prices are through the roof and seeing Fuji users having a blast with the film simulations leaves you feeling defeated. While Fuji’s film simulations are cool, you’re swooning over Sony’s features.
But here’s the thing: you don’t have to settle for dull colors, hours of post-processing, or bullshit LUTs that don’t deliver.
What if you could bring life into your Sony and get awesome colors, straight out of the camera?
Just by using the Picture Profile Menu.
Yep. JPEGs with that film look.
Edit less, capture more.
→ Ready-to-go JPEGs + Videos at the press of a button with the Sony Film Simulation recipes.
→ Enhanced skin tones and color reproduction,
→ Reduce post-processing time by at least 90%.
Compatible Cameras
All Sony cameras with the picture profile menu are compatible.
Mirrorless cameras including and all newer models starting from the Sony a7S I, a7II, a7C, a7RII, a6300, ZV1, ZV1F, ZV-E10, ZV-E1, ZV-F1, Sony a1, RX100 IV,RX100 V, RX100 VA, and all the newer models released after these are compatible.
The following Cinema models are compatible:
FX30, FX3.
The FX6, FX9, & the Venice have a different menu and require different settings.
Some Sony Camcorders are compatible with Sony Film Simulation Picture Profiles.
At the moment, the a9 line doesn’t come with the Picture Profile menu, neither does the RX1 RII Fullframe camera.
Hopefully, they’ll include it in the newer models.
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