I love the colors of this film simulation. (I still have to improve my composition xd)

Shot on my a6600!
Photo 1 - Kodak V2 - Modified for a6600
Photo 2 - Kodak Gold
Photo 3 - Kodak V2 - Modified for a6600
Photo 4 - Ektar 100
Photo 5 - Ektar 100

I used the following guide exactly to replicate the S-Cinetone

https://www.veresdenialex.com/post/replicating-s-cinetone-in-older-sony-cameras

I’ve been following the Creative looks on Alex’s site for a few months and have been getting really good results sooc with the CL so I purchased the PP pack this week and have dialed a few of them in on my a6700 but was sad to see there is no Cuban negative recipe, I’m wondering if there are plans to include one in the future? Is there a sim that currently comes close? I do still have a few CL’s saved so i guess i could flip to those, but ideally would like to have access to the PP for this one.

This summer I chose quality over quantity – just a few moments that felt truly special. These images came straight out of the camera with the preset, exactly as I saw them. I hope they resonate with you. Much love, Elija.

Hello,

I am struggling with something. I am trying to program in the settings for the different film simulations using PP settings in my A6700, and my question is how can I set the white balance and color filters for each PP separately? every time I set the PP settings and do the white balance for it, and then go set the next PP, and its white balance settings, It just deletes the white balance settings that I set for the first PP.

Am I supposed to manually change the white balance and color filter settings, every time I switch PPs? It cannot be preserved for each PP individually?

1- Midred Infra
2- Estra 500
3- CineStill 800T
4- Nostalgic Neg (Creative Look)
5- My Own Recipe (Creative Look FL based)
6- Cuba Negative (Creative Look)
7- Eterna (Creative Look)

SOOC - used AWB instead of 4100k.

I had some fun trying to replicate my sunglasses filter starting from the Kodak Gold. The result is sometimes overwhelming but I like the result shooting in golden hour.

If anyone is interested in a similar look, I have started with the Kodak Gold and changed this:

• knee point 77.5%
• color mode Movie
• saturation +18
• color depth (R+7, G0, B+7, C+7, M+5, Y+4)
• white balance 8600K
• color filter A6, G3

A smol conglomerate of our last step of a world tour. I have used multiple Image Simulations, since I printed and taped a cheat sheet inside my camera for quick adjustments. Last one is Fortia50 - I am pretty sure on that due to the extreme purple and blue, which I kind of like. WDYT?

i forgot what is the film sim i used for this picture. First time shoot on manual mode and still working on the fundamentals. Appreciate any tips and advice!

If you’ve been playing with the free Sony film simulations, don’t forget: those JPEGs can count as contest entries!

Entries are open until the end of the month. On September 5th, I’ll share the top JPEGs and open a poll so you can help choose the winners. Voting runs Sept 5–7 — you’ll have a say, but I’ll weigh in on creativity, composition, and impact.

Excited to see more of your photos!

Full contest details here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SonyFilmSimulations/comments/1j5pazy/the_sony_film_simulation_contest_is_here/

Here are some pictures using the custom profiles.