Gonzalo Ezcurra

https://petapixel.com/2017/12/30/guy-made-8x10-large-format-video-camera/

A7S + Atomos Shogun 4k + Canon FDn 85mm 1.8 (wide open) + Only sun (without any fill light) + LAB Color space grading
It is only a matter of adjusting the RGBCMY values appropriately for each light source.
 
...and A7S + Full HD XAVC + Canon FDn 85mm 1.8 (wide open) + Only sun (without any fill light) + LAB Color space grading
 

A7S + Shogun 4K + Leitz Elmaron 150/2.8 70's Projection lens.
https://vimeo.com/197502073

A7S + Shogun 4K + Leitz Elmaron 150/2.8 70's Projection lens.
https://vimeo.com/197502073

A7S + Shogun 4K + Leitz Elmaron 150/2.8 70's Projection lens.
https://vimeo.com/197502073

I think she looks better without make up.

How did you get such close focus with a projector lens, diopters?
Very nice feel and mood!

Wow.

A7S + Shogun 4K + Leitz Elmaron 150/2.8 70's Projection lens.
https://vimeo.com/197502073

Hi, Tupp
Yes, you can make "Swing / Tilt / Shift"  movement, thanks to the OmegaViwe head, but the image circles I use lenses are tight and do not spare much image to play

I notice that the ground glass makes as a buffer high and low lights, such as expanding the dynamic range, as well as having other image structure, that gives me the feeling more 3D Pop, regardless of the depth of field is most evident .

Second Quick Test ECyclops 20x20 inches "sensor" size digital motion camera.
Sony A7S + Shogun Capture Camera1942 Epidiascope Zenith Optical Co. Tessar 616mm f6 (wide open) -4 elements in 3 groups, bakelite lens body-2x 6 tube Kino + 1x 1K FresnelSlightly grading."One-person film crew", with makeup and costumes that assisted the model.  

Second Quick Test ECyclops 20x20 inches "sensor" size digital motion camera.
Sony A7S + Shogun Capture Camera1942 Epidiascope Zenith Optical Co. Tessar 616mm f6 (wide open) -4 elements in 3 groups, bakelite lens body-2x 6 tube Kino + 1x 1K FresnelSlightly grading."One-person film crew", with makeup and costumes that assisted the model.  

B&W made in post from A7S color footage. 
 

No problem! I thought these forums were to share information and not the tight lipped approach some have.  Anyway, I am always looking for alternatives to Slog. I don't like restricting myself to 3200 ISO+, so if you find something you like, please post.
 
Thanks!

Thanks for the settings smon222, will try that out.

I believe alot of people would like to know to play around with it. But he has only given the basic and you need to figure out the rest to your taste.
 
 
Here is a popular setting that doesn't use S-Log that you can fine tune if needed.
 
Black Level: +10
Gamma: Cine2
Black Gamma: Wide, +5
Knee: 75%, -1
Color Mode: Cinema
Saturation -1
Color Phase +1
Color Depth: R+6, G-4, B+2, C+1, M+1, Y-1
Detail: Level…+4, Adjust…B/W Type3, Limit 7

would also love to know the settings ;)

Thanks for the guidance Gonzalo.    :) 

Agreed. Those tones look as natural as can be and the video is very nicely done. What kind of things did you do during the grade?

Great video.  
 
Would love to know the custom settings you used...

The lighting and motion on this is really great.
Well done sir.

Sony A7S + Gonzalo Ezcurra Custom Picture Profile + 60's Canon FL Lens + Tamron Macro + 2 MiniCyclops takes.
Quick & unbusinesslike test - basic lighting interiors & w/o in outdoors - Full Frame mode - XAVC-S - without Slog 2 - N/R off 
Basics post & color grading
Models with self makeup / hair / costume / "art" 
Zero crew production: Only Camera operator & Models.
Produced, photographed, directed and post-produce: Gonzalo Ezcurra
* Download at Full HD h.264 @ 18Mbps / Link para bajarlo con calidad en Full HD h.264 a 18Mbps, pues mi vimeo gratuito solo tira 720p y lo recomprime a menos de 4Mbps: mediafire.com/download/5ssckrhvmrwsr1a/Gonzalo_Ezcurra_PP_A7S.rar
 

Sony's greatest weakness with their cameras, especially the cheaper NEX line were the skin tones IMO. Even my a6000 still isn't quite there with its colour science. But it looks like the A7S is capable of pretty good ones! Great video by the way!

First Outdoors Test - MiniCyclops - 14x14 inches "sensor" size camera.