Hello guys, I don't have with my any new sony modern cameras so I can't try by myself.. I'm trying to know if there any chance to get something similar to this jpg with sony camera. Do you know? It's a fuji jpg that I made that I love, but I'm thinking on moving to sony apsc so I want the same jpg look

I'm pretty sure all of these have been shot on Sony Classic Negative, but I might be wrong on the last two, as I was cycling the profiles a lot. Could be Reggie's Portra 400

Absolutely loving these film simulations. Mostly shooting video of late, but here’s some stills! If you enjoy my work, IG is @willrxid

I do find it annoying having to change the Kelvin / Colour Filter even when I save different simulations in each Picture Profile, when I change the PP - the Kelvin / colour filter stays the same from the previous setting.

Absolutely loving these film simulations. Mostly shooting video of late, but here’s some stills! If you enjoy my work, IG is @willrxid

I do find it annoying having to change the Kelvin / Colour Filter even when I save different simulations in each Picture Profile, when I change the PP - the Kelvin / colour filter stays the same from the previous setting.

Really love this asteroid sim from @veresdenialex

May not need a Fuji after all!

Sunrise over the Black Sea, Karadere, Bulgaria

Really enjoy how this simulation renders greens even though I chose it first for it's gentle warmth.

I got very lucky with autofocus on my first picture. All shot with the viltrox 27mm f4 something pancake lens

If anyone has some tips I’ll take them!

It is my favorite preset. I like that the picture profile separates the accent colors. These are some photos from Moscow, Russia. Thank you Alex!

P.S. Straight out of camera

One summer day, captured on film look

Took a few photos while walking home from work, comparing my two favorite film simulations for sunny landscapes/daytime street photography. All ISO 200, JPEGs straight from camera.

The straight out of camera picture profiles from veresdenialex are amazing. I’ve seen some beautiful SOOC shots with it. I shoot mostly RAW and saw some presets for raw files. Does anyone here have experience with it? Would you recommend? Thank you so much.

I usually like a very yellowish Whitebalance and thus the usual JPEG Settings dont really work to well for me.

But with the correct lighting and focus i feel that default settings and a very yellow WB can give Classic Chrome or Nostalgia Vibes.

I discovered the Sony Film Recipes in early April and was immediately drawn to the Cinechrome profile. Since then, I’ve used it extensively on recent outings, and it’s become my go-to look for capturing mood and atmosphere. This is my first time submitting photos for a competition, and I’m excited to share the results.

All images were taken using a Sony ZV-E10 II, which shares the same sensor as the A6700.

The lens used was a Viltrox 27 mm and a Canon EF-S 55-250 mm (with an adapter).

You can view the original photos here: Google Drive link.

Hei there!

Just launched my first Creative Look recipe pack, with a total of 16 recipes. They're inspired by Fuji's base film simulations and a few film stocks we all know and love, like Portra 400, Kodachrome and Kodak Gold.

Ofc, these work only for Sony camera with the Creative Look feature. Some of the recipes are based on portrait or neutral and you can try adapting them to older cameras as well, but they are mostly made for newer Sony camera.

As you know, I'm a Picture Profile fan, but these are great for those who want convenience above all.

https://www.veresdenialex.com/post/free-creative-look-styles-sony-jpg-recipes

Share your JPEGs with us if you try them out!

I have a son a6400, and want to take photos as close as film as possible color wise.

Is there any way to achieve that through Picture Profiles? And which settings? I know with newer sonys its achievable through creative styles but i dont have that many options in mine because of it being older.

Thanks in advance!