Imaginate

I never touched saturation just so you know. All I did was remove all that GREEN and add a tad bit of blackness.
 
ALL the still frames associated with this post look excessively green (and a bit flat) to me. When I download the doggy image and open it in photoshop, the big reflected highlight under the Beagle shows a pronounced amount of green.
 
And I keep my 32 bit monitor calibrated and do all my (considerable amount of) grading on it.

Does anyone else think the color science in this camera is still complete crap? I haven't seen anything to make me think otherwise. 

Does anyone else think the color science in this camera is still complete crap? I haven't seen anything to make me think otherwise. 

Does anyone else think the color science in this camera is still complete crap? I haven't seen anything to make me think otherwise. 

Why aren't more people talking about this? I totally agree. I wonder if 422 via HDMI will improve things at all?

Exactly. I said the same thing and some idiots were ripping me and saying "plenty of docs" are still shot on a 7D.  It's easy to tell which posters shoot for a living and which ones just test cameras for fun. 

Here's Steve Huff's review: http://www.stevehuffphoto.com/2014/07/01/the-sony-a7s-digital-camera-review-wow-period/
 
I'm still waiting on a legitimate video capability review, preferably one that's not focused on shooting in pitch black conditions.

Seems like this is case as per Matthew Allard's review on Newshooter.
 
This is a real deal breaker for me and one of the MANY reasons why I'm going to keep my GH4.  I shoot mostly doc stuff with lots of long interviews and live events.  Also the dynamic range doesn't look that impressive at all. The 8 bit footage out of cam looks very DSLRish and not much better than a 5D(granted this will probably change a bit with 4k and 4:2:2). I wasn't that impressed with the Den Lennie footage either and this review just confirms it. The 10-bit image out of the GH4 looks like it's going to kick the crap out of most images from this camera. It might be a little too early to make this judgement without seeing more 4k footage of both cameras, but right now the GH4 footy looks better straight out of camera and so far @ 4k downscaled into 1080 on a recorder(yes I think the TEST clip of the little girls looks better than the Den Lennie stuff). Don't get me wrong, the low light is nice, but personally I don't want to see everything when it's dark. Kinda defeats the purpose of light and dark to me.