Does “Color Science” even matter?

yogi4fitness wrote:

Found this interesting video on color science.

https://fstoppers.com/education/what-color-science-and-should-it-actually-matter-photographers-298843

I didnt know Sony colors were accurate and that Canon colors were pleasing but inaccurate. I agree with the conclusion that one should choose a camera based on features and the workflow and color science shouldnt be a deciding factor. I would add the quality of glass as a deciding factor as well. After all the lens is the “eye” of the camera and an imperfect eye cant create a perfect vision.

What do you folks think about color science?

Who wants their photographs to be identified by the manufacturer of their camera?

Do you identify Mark Seliger's Oscar photos by the brand of camera or the brand of lights he used? Ok - the manufacturers would like that but you identify those photos as Mark Seliger's - or at least I hope so.

I want the photos I take to be identified by the viewer to be linked to me and not by the brand of camera I used.

Oh - look at those colours in the photo - it must be a Hasselblad or a Fujifilm MF camera - if a viewer said that about my photos - I have failed as a photographer.

Colour is a tool you have in your tool bag - if you don't want to play with it and just leave it to the camera manufacturers - save yourself time & money and shoot with your cell phone.