Veres Deni Alex | Sony Film Simulations
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I create custom Sony Picture Profiles to help you get film-like colors in-camera.
👉 Get your Sony JPEGs to look more like film with these 8 free film simulations: https://www.veresdenialex.com/8-free-sony-film-simulations
👉 Get your Sony JPEGs to look more like film with these 8 free film simulations: https://www.veresdenialex.com/8-free-sony-film-simulations
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Fuji's Reala Ace on Sony Cameras | It All Starts With Pro Neg STD
You can get Fuji’s Reala Ace film simulation on your Sony—no need to switch to X series cameras.
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July 10, 2025 at 3:03 PM
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Ayon 200 Film Recipe - Yellow Tones That Shape Each Story
Ayon 200 is a one of a kind film simulation. It leans into a bold, yellow-heavy palette for a striking, cinematic feel. With deep monochrome yellows and strong contrast, Ayan 200 is easily in my top five favorites.
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July 7, 2025 at 4:33 PM
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7/7The takeaway? I recreated Fuji’s film sims on my Sony a6400—and the results are surprisingly close. It proves just how flexible Sony’s settings can be. Want to see the side-by-sides? Full article here 👇
Can you get Fuji colors on Sony?
If you’ve ever wanted to switch to Fuji from Sony, you’ve probably wondered whether you can get Fuji colors on Sony.Good news - you can get pretty close. I’ve been meaning to dive into this topic for ages, and now’s the perfect time. Let’s break it down: Fujifilm’s film simulation modes vs. Sony’s Picture Profiles. Which system truly offers the most powerful in-camera tools for creating film-like simulations? Let’s find out.Table of contents1. Can you get Fuji colors on Sony?2. Why Picture Profi
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April 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
7/7The takeaway? I recreated Fuji’s film sims on my Sony a6400—and the results are surprisingly close. It proves just how flexible Sony’s settings can be. Want to see the side-by-sides? Full article here 👇
6/7 The final tool that's key to shifting the image in-camera - WB
Kelvin gives you the overall warmth/coolness of your image, while the Color Filter fine-tunes tones. The Color Filter settings
Green/Magenta (G/M): Adds/removes green and magenta tints.
Blue/Amber (B/A): Enhances cool/golden tones.
Kelvin gives you the overall warmth/coolness of your image, while the Color Filter fine-tunes tones. The Color Filter settings
Green/Magenta (G/M): Adds/removes green and magenta tints.
Blue/Amber (B/A): Enhances cool/golden tones.
April 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
6/7 The final tool that's key to shifting the image in-camera - WB
Kelvin gives you the overall warmth/coolness of your image, while the Color Filter fine-tunes tones. The Color Filter settings
Green/Magenta (G/M): Adds/removes green and magenta tints.
Blue/Amber (B/A): Enhances cool/golden tones.
Kelvin gives you the overall warmth/coolness of your image, while the Color Filter fine-tunes tones. The Color Filter settings
Green/Magenta (G/M): Adds/removes green and magenta tints.
Blue/Amber (B/A): Enhances cool/golden tones.
5/7 A powerful combo — Gammas & Color Modes
What's really cool is that you can mix and match your preferred color mode with the ideal gamma settings.
And this gives you extensive control to create the desired look straight out of the camera—or sets you up for smooth post-processing.
What's really cool is that you can mix and match your preferred color mode with the ideal gamma settings.
And this gives you extensive control to create the desired look straight out of the camera—or sets you up for smooth post-processing.
April 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
5/7 A powerful combo — Gammas & Color Modes
What's really cool is that you can mix and match your preferred color mode with the ideal gamma settings.
And this gives you extensive control to create the desired look straight out of the camera—or sets you up for smooth post-processing.
What's really cool is that you can mix and match your preferred color mode with the ideal gamma settings.
And this gives you extensive control to create the desired look straight out of the camera—or sets you up for smooth post-processing.
4/7 Color Modes
These define the “personality” of your image by controlling how colors are rendered.
And there's plenty to choose from, such as S-Cinetone, which is beloved for its cinematic feel, or S-Gamut3.cine, which has a wide color gamut, perfect for color grading.
These define the “personality” of your image by controlling how colors are rendered.
And there's plenty to choose from, such as S-Cinetone, which is beloved for its cinematic feel, or S-Gamut3.cine, which has a wide color gamut, perfect for color grading.
April 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
4/7 Color Modes
These define the “personality” of your image by controlling how colors are rendered.
And there's plenty to choose from, such as S-Cinetone, which is beloved for its cinematic feel, or S-Gamut3.cine, which has a wide color gamut, perfect for color grading.
These define the “personality” of your image by controlling how colors are rendered.
And there's plenty to choose from, such as S-Cinetone, which is beloved for its cinematic feel, or S-Gamut3.cine, which has a wide color gamut, perfect for color grading.
3/7 Gammas
Gammas are contrast “presets” that control how shadows, highlights, and midtones are rendered. You'll also find these in the Picture Profile menu.
Sony offers a bunch of them. Each of these serves a purpose—whether you're shooting low-light, night scenes, or high-contrast environments.
Gammas are contrast “presets” that control how shadows, highlights, and midtones are rendered. You'll also find these in the Picture Profile menu.
Sony offers a bunch of them. Each of these serves a purpose—whether you're shooting low-light, night scenes, or high-contrast environments.
April 30, 2025 at 5:20 PM
3/7 Gammas
Gammas are contrast “presets” that control how shadows, highlights, and midtones are rendered. You'll also find these in the Picture Profile menu.
Sony offers a bunch of them. Each of these serves a purpose—whether you're shooting low-light, night scenes, or high-contrast environments.
Gammas are contrast “presets” that control how shadows, highlights, and midtones are rendered. You'll also find these in the Picture Profile menu.
Sony offers a bunch of them. Each of these serves a purpose—whether you're shooting low-light, night scenes, or high-contrast environments.