Watch this quick video guide for how to setup primary / general / good picture profile settings on the Sony a6300 camera. These can be used to get the same results on a Sony a7s camera if you have one of those already.
Below are some basic general / primarily used picture profile settings for every day usage. They are not too flat but good for post-processing with a good amount of room to get the color effects you want to bring in later to get good results.
Daytime/Daylight/normal light:
Gamma: Cine 4
Back Level: +5
Color Mode: Cinema
Saturation 0
Detail Level 0
Darker/Night
Gamma: Cine 2
Back Level: +5
Color Mode: Cinema
Saturation 0
Detail Level 0
Event’s with a lot of LED light (blue tint)
Picture Profile = off (PP off)
Creative Style = Light
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Events (Fix the blue light problems)
Turn the Picture Profile off and go back one menu option to the Creative Style. You can then choose Light
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Good / organic Slog2 settings
Slog2 PicPro:
Black Level: 0
Gamma Slog: 2
Black Gamma = Range: Middle , Level: -3
Knee = Mode: Auto , Auto Set = Max Point: 95 , Sensitivity: Mid
Colore Mode: Pro
Saturation: +8
Color Phase -2
Color Depth = R+1, G-1, B+2,, C-2, M-1, Y-3
Detail = Level, -5 Adjust = Mode; Manual, V/H Balance: -2, B/W Balance Type3, Limit: 0, Crispening:0, hi_light Detail: 0
White balance = Manual = Grid setting B 1 (one to the left)
The Sony A6300 can be found here.
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