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That's good to know! I myself am also sensitive to magenta (i.e. don't like it in the sky color especially. Others do). It is also well known that people (males in particular) differ in their sensitivity to red/green contrast so that may be part of why some find it objectionable, others do not.If you go to a particular picture profile (PP) you will see that there are a bunch of settings that you can change (and so you can effectively make your own customized picture profile.)Can you customize this specifically to one color channel? If you reduce magenta overall in the PP, would it not turn other areas too greenish? How much do you reduce magenta in your PP? What's your experience with this?All the Sony PP colors are customizable in camera (I notice that I have already reduced the magenta quite a bit from its default). It would seem a lot easier to customize the colors how you want rather than worry if you should like Sony colors or not.Yes, that's what I am wondering too. Skin tones look better on A7riii to my eyes - but the sky and the sea are noticeably worse. (All subjective of course).First off the color difference between the A7riii and A7rii is very small - only noticeable looking closely at a side by side comparison. It is hardly a ‘severe’ magenta shift.
But the magenta is there in the blues of the A7riii - it is nothing like as noticeable as with my Mavic Pro.
If you notice the skin tones are subtle different too between the A7riii and A7rii - slightly redder, yes yellow. Dave Dugdale even mentions that the look better. Maybe the magenta in the sea is collateral damage from the skin tone adjustment?
OSV claims this is all fake and was made to fool the viewers.
Trollmannx has seen similar change in blue with the A7riii but likes it.
I am looking for more opinions on this, ideally from people who recently upgraded or still have both cameras available. THANKS
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Under 'color depth' you can adjust R, G, B, C, Y, M each separately. I just feel that the Sony colors have something of a magenta cast but it could be me - I feel my Mavic Pro has an even more magenta cast so I reduced that and my adjustment of the Sony colors largely was done to match other output (and honestly, I dont really like magenta). I have boosted the reds and added back some yellow. But I live in Thailand so the light is different in any case and probably, more importantly, I am not dealing with a lot of pastey western skin tones....
If you look at Dave Dugdale's video you can see that there are far more important settings that determine your video look than the individual color settings - gamma, black point, saturation and detail (which should be lowered.) So you can say shoot in Cine4 but raise your black point etc...
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