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Hello Andrew, I just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work with EOSHD…I have been following for years and this is my first response on the forum.
Hi every one!
I hope in some way this is useful for the community, as I did a quick test of the ”EOSHD Pro Color Premium Bundle”.
If everything attaches properly you will see comparison shots of:
PP OFF_Sony Neutral 
PP 1_EOSHD Pro LOG Cinema
PP 2_EOSHD Pro LOG S
PP 3_EOSHD LOG
PP 4_EOSHD Pro Color Original
PP 5_EOSHD Color XR
Notes: 
•    “Balanced” and “WideDR2” are the EOSHD Pro LUTs that are applied to Cinema / LOG S / LOG (no other adjustments).
•    “CC1” refers to slight final adjustments of exposure and contrast to more closely match the comparisons (no specific change of color or saturation in the post process).
•    The post process was done in Adobe Premiere with Lumetri Color panels
•    I doubled checked all settings and did a custom white balance of 5100K (no other adjustments)
•   Some shots where slightly over or under exposed, but I wanted to maintain ISO (800 / 3200) and aperture settings.
Lights that where used for the shoot: 
Key Light - Aputure LS 1 (5500K 40% Power) 
Hairlight - Aputure AL-528W (Default Daylight 50% Power)  
Fill - Silver Bounce (40Inch)
FYI…I have never used Sony’s built in Creative Styles or Picture Profiles since owning the camera, and realized after the fact that “Neutral” is actually close to a graded style. In hind sight, I am thinking I should have used “Standard” instead for the comparison.
I am very excited about the color of "EOSHD Pro LOG Cinema" and the freedom to move away from 3200 ISO, not sure how much loss in dynamic range there is but I will keep testing.
I apologies in advance if I have in any way misrepresented the ”EOSHD Pro Color Premium Bundle” in this test and I am open to any constructive criticism. 
 

Hello Andrew, I just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work with EOSHD…I have been following for years and this is my first response on the forum.
Hi every one!
I hope in some way this is useful for the community, as I did a quick test of the ”EOSHD Pro Color Premium Bundle”.
If everything attaches properly you will see comparison shots of:
PP OFF_Sony Neutral 
PP 1_EOSHD Pro LOG Cinema
PP 2_EOSHD Pro LOG S
PP 3_EOSHD LOG
PP 4_EOSHD Pro Color Original
PP 5_EOSHD Color XR
Notes: 
•    “Balanced” and “WideDR2” are the EOSHD Pro LUTs that are applied to Cinema / LOG S / LOG (no other adjustments).
•    “CC1” refers to slight final adjustments of exposure and contrast to more closely match the comparisons (no specific change of color or saturation in the post process).
•    The post process was done in Adobe Premiere with Lumetri Color panels
•    I doubled checked all settings and did a custom white balance of 5100K (no other adjustments)
•   Some shots where slightly over or under exposed, but I wanted to maintain ISO (800 / 3200) and aperture settings.
Lights that where used for the shoot: 
Key Light - Aputure LS 1 (5500K 40% Power) 
Hairlight - Aputure AL-528W (Default Daylight 50% Power)  
Fill - Silver Bounce (40Inch)
FYI…I have never used Sony’s built in Creative Styles or Picture Profiles since owning the camera, and realized after the fact that “Neutral” is actually close to a graded style. In hind sight, I am thinking I should have used “Standard” instead for the comparison.
I am very excited about the color of "EOSHD Pro LOG Cinema" and the freedom to move away from 3200 ISO, not sure how much loss in dynamic range there is but I will keep testing.
I apologies in advance if I have in any way misrepresented the ”EOSHD Pro Color Premium Bundle” in this test and I am open to any constructive criticism. 
 

Hey guys! I made these footages in order to test the new EOSHD Pro Color 3.0 and I'm loving it, by the way, It was a sunny and really warm day.
 

Haven't had much time at all to go through all the new combinations, or play around with the grades, but the new profiles are really nice!
I think I'll be using "Pro Log S" A LOT, and for anything that needs a quick turnaround the new "Pro Color XR" profile is night and day more useable than any other profile (including Pro Color 2 IMHO). This is just my take after using it today on my FS5. Still need to dive into the grade to see how everything handles.
More to come but wanted to share this. Didn't take much time "fixing" anything - wanted to show how easy these new profiles are:

I am pleased to announce that a year after the original, there is a major update to EOSHD Pro Color for Sony cameras.
In addition to the new Pro Color, I am launching EOSHD Pro LOG as well. This takes all the advantages of Pro Color into an easy to grade C-LOG-like profile for your Sony camera. Pro LOG also comes with 25 EOSHD Film LUTs for an instant cinematic grade in post.
Read the full article

Here's a series of screen grabs from some video today...critique?!?
 

Hello Andrew, I just wanted to say thank you for all your hard work with EOSHD…I have been following for years and this is my first response on the forum.
Hi every one!
I hope in some way this is useful for the community, as I did a quick test of the ”EOSHD Pro Color Premium Bundle”.
If everything attaches properly you will see comparison shots of:
PP OFF_Sony Neutral 
PP 1_EOSHD Pro LOG Cinema
PP 2_EOSHD Pro LOG S
PP 3_EOSHD LOG
PP 4_EOSHD Pro Color Original
PP 5_EOSHD Color XR
Notes: 
•    “Balanced” and “WideDR2” are the EOSHD Pro LUTs that are applied to Cinema / LOG S / LOG (no other adjustments).
•    “CC1” refers to slight final adjustments of exposure and contrast to more closely match the comparisons (no specific change of color or saturation in the post process).
•    The post process was done in Adobe Premiere with Lumetri Color panels
•    I doubled checked all settings and did a custom white balance of 5100K (no other adjustments)
•   Some shots where slightly over or under exposed, but I wanted to maintain ISO (800 / 3200) and aperture settings.
Lights that where used for the shoot: 
Key Light - Aputure LS 1 (5500K 40% Power) 
Hairlight - Aputure AL-528W (Default Daylight 50% Power)  
Fill - Silver Bounce (40Inch)
FYI…I have never used Sony’s built in Creative Styles or Picture Profiles since owning the camera, and realized after the fact that “Neutral” is actually close to a graded style. In hind sight, I am thinking I should have used “Standard” instead for the comparison.
I am very excited about the color of "EOSHD Pro LOG Cinema" and the freedom to move away from 3200 ISO, not sure how much loss in dynamic range there is but I will keep testing.
I apologies in advance if I have in any way misrepresented the ”EOSHD Pro Color Premium Bundle” in this test and I am open to any constructive criticism.