Eric Johnson

On 12/17/2016 at 0:11 PM, emerrow said:

Thanks so much, Eric! The only adjustment I made was that I set the color phase at 0 in camera with the a6500 settings. In post, all I did was stabilize some clips since I was using an old FD 50/1.4. I thought about bringing the saturation down a tad but I figured that since it was such an overcast day I would leave it be as it may add a cool look. Also, I was using the standard "daylight" white balance

I prefer color phase 0 as well.

14 hours ago, emerrow said:

I filmed this video with the a7s (original) with the EOSHD V2 a6500 color settings.

 

Looks great I love it. Did you make any adjustments in post?

3 hours ago, AlperKasap said:

 

I used these pro settings for the first time today and i found the skint ones to be very RED even when perfectly exposed and correct white balance skin tones where just too redish...

Not sure if these settings are correct ? Can anyone clarify ?

 

Try setting the color phase to 0 you can read more about it in the picture profiles advice section.

White Balance is 5500k B2M2 this time using two cheap florescent lights and daylight. a6300, f5.6, ISO 400. Using the V2.0 Settings.

White Balance is 5500k B2M2 all natural daylight with a bounce. My Wife and I run a food blog and film those overhead recipe videos hence why i have this as my setup.

https://youtu.be/e4xPeyFAEp4

OLD PP1 Settings on the a6300

New PP1 Settings on the a6300

PP Off