Understanding Sony's Picture Profile Settings - Creating Sony Film Simulations
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Film Simulations for Sony cameras are finally here!
Sony is known for having bad colors, but is it really so?
Stop editing your images, just use sony film simulations and cut down the editing process with improved skin tones, more accurate greens and just overall better colors over the whole image.
Sony Film Simulation recipes are Refined Custom Picture Profiles that will breathe a 35mm Film Analog Look into you Sony camera.
You can find All Film Simulation recipes on my website.
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Mood Video 00:00
About 00:22
Sony Eterna 00:40
Back Story 00:48
Before After Samples 02:09
Camera Compatibility 03:21
Sony Film Camera Line 03:49
Sony Picture Profile for Photo & Video 04:14
RAW vs JPEG 04:22
Film Simulation Presets 04:39
Sony Picture Profile Settings 04:56
Black level 04:59
Gamma 06:50
Black gamma 07:28
Creating the Film Simulation 07:53
Knee 11:14
Sony Color Modes 12:13
Color Checker Explanation 12:28
Sony Color Modes Compared 12:40
Saturation 14:38
Color phase 14:58
Correcting Sony Colors using Temperature Settings 15:46
Temperature & Color Filter Settings 16:42
Color Depth 18:43
Detail Settings 20:32
Recap Sony Film Recipe 22:04
Before After 23:38
Final Results 23:54
Final Adjustments 24:13
EXPOSURE 24:25
KELVIN & COLOR FILTER 26:42
Sony vs Fuji Classic Chrome 27:32
Color Matching Different Sony cameras 28:45
Sony Film Simulation Recipes 29:42
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Hey veres, are you updating the store? I was about to purchase the forty film simulations PDF and I noticed they were "Out of Stock" Anyways, Thank you so much for the time, effort, and passion you've put into this project. I hope one day soon you get the recognition you deserve for your out of the box thinking and effort! Thank you foreal, I can't wait to bring new life to my camera!
@@Richvadar yeah, making some changes and it will be back soon
This is INSANE?!?!?! These settings have been in my camera all this time?!? Sony should definitely work with you on their UI!!!
Right? Heheh, glad you like the video
This is why its important to read the manual when spending so much money on these cameras lol
Cheers so much 😊
You've basically brought me full circle and back to keeping things basic plus simplifying things ❤
This is gold content here, thank you very much. It has literally brought back my love towards photography/cinematography again. People, including myself, forgot about all the options Sony Cameras (or many other brands) offer. You don''t even need the last Sony models to jump into this. An 6 year old A6500 + TTArtisan 25mm f2 has been a killer combo for having fun.
Cheers from Perú!
Bless! Happy to hear it's helping your creativity, I believe knowledge is more important than gear, and more important is we have fun in this process of creating :D
Really been looking into artisan lenses, they seems killer. What's your experience on them?
@@veresdenialex I have owned the 17mm f1.4, 40mm f2.8 Macro and the 25mm f2. The 40mm Macro is a hidden gem, incredible value, very sharp and usefull for professional work. The 25mm f2 is so small that turns any A6XXX camera into a pocket APSC. The 17mm was the only one that did not fit me: not sharp at all, not even on the centre or stopped down.
@@Tony0632 thanks, maybe i'll buy the 40mm
I always loved the fuji film simulations but just couldn't get over the autofocus issues. Just bought the sony recipes and i'm so impressed, thank you!!
Great to hear you're enjoying them and most welcome!
I purchased your PDF last week! saved me a few hundred $$ a fuji was going to cost me. Im pretty happy with the color jpegs im getting out of my EDC. I can't believe there aren't any other videos about this
What is your EDC setup ?
@@RahulVanganicreationsSony a6400 with the Sony 24mm 2.8 G. Although… I did go and picked up a Fuji X-T20 w/ a 23mm f2 😅 so yeah, those two are my EDC’s
I always knew about them and their power but never really had the energy and time to try them out and engineer them for the perfect look. And finally you took that job. I am really really grateful for your awesome work. Thank you very much. As well for explaining the settings too. 🎉🙏🏻
Alex, you’ve created a masterpiece! What a fantastic overview. You’ve packed so much info into this video. Thanks so much for all of your work on these film sims over the last two years. I’m a very happy purchaser of them.
I just wished Sony would allow me to add custom labels to the PP modes.
BTW, your one-time access fee is a steal!
I know it's pretty much free. I created this project out of passion, not for money. I believe money is the cause of us loosing our humanity. We need it, but not so much as we think.
Also I am happy to hear you enjoy this project, and I think we all want sony to allow us to label our PP, but they are going in a total different direction.
I want to buy ricoh gr IIIx or fujifilm cameras because of their film simulation but they are expensive. I have sony a6400 and i’ve been searching if sony camera have film simulation also and I saw your video. It’s actually a life changer! I just bought your film recipes. Thank you for doing this. You should make an app for sony film simulation! ♥️
How wonderful, thank you so much!!! Your videos finally shed light on the darkness of the PPs. I'm only shooting images but Kodak Gold works perfect! Would love to get the Wes Anderson style, if you ever can offer a recipe, please let me know. Thank you very, very much!
I had no idea how useful and powerful Picture Profiles are. The learning curve is incredibly steep which is the main downside but I'm now using your presets and even created my own custom black and white preset. I also had no idea Picture Profiles affect RAW files. This is incredibly handy as it means when I import RAW files into my photo editor, I only need to make a few subtle edits, maybe a subtle adjustment to the mid tone on a luma curve for example to get more of a film photo look. Massive, massive time saver. One day I'd like to create my own unique colour profile for my photography but the learning curve will take some time. I may even just use one of the existing profiles as a starting point. Well done for these tutorial videos!
Mine is not affecting the raw files =(
@@its_lucosonly some settings are being translated into the raw files, not all, so you still need to color match when editing or use the presets from my store
Bro your PDF is so damn good and easy to setup. Loving the SOOC JPEGs I'm getting using some of the recipes. Surprised this is spoken about more often.
So happy to hear you are enjoying them!
Yeah, I have no idea why my views keep going down. I guess the algorithm is simply not loving me, lol.
If you wanna help out, a share on social media helps others find this project more easily.
Appreciate it!
Great! Waiting for this explainer video for a while thx!!!
Most welcome!
Dude, this video is incredible. So much knowledge in one video.
This is the most awesome video. Now I understand perfectly. Just one problem i have is always mi blacks gets banding or noise, and IDK how to avoid that, even using low ISO
Post some pictures on the forum and I might be able to help
NOBODY CARES ABOUT NOISE, WHEN WATCHING UA-cam VIDEOS.
Thank you for this content..really awesome stuff..keep up the wonderful work..
Glad you enjoy it!
@@veresdenialex As a Sony shooter this is again much appreciated and great..like some others have mentioned you are the only one brining this topic to the forefront as far as Sony "color science" goes and developing colors for us..definitely looking forward to checking out your site and checking out your recipes and styles thanks again!..
@@ldmndz4652 you made me blush, lol. Thank you!
It's my pleasure to see these videos and recipes are helping out people, and I feel grateful to be able to create this for the community.
Can't wait to see you in the websitr forum!
Wow , I didn't understand any of this . What resources can I look at to understand more about color ?
Will try this on my Sony. My camera just sits in the closet coz I can't get great colors SOOC compared to my Canon and Fuji cameras. Spend too much time in post editing the Sony images.
Exactly what I was looking for, going to share this with my facebook group! Thank you for making this!
You are so welcome! And thank you for sharing, it helps the channel
I'm def gonna purchase your presets. I picked up a Sony RX100 V and I haven't used a Sony camera in ages.
Heheh, nice! Have fun using it!
I purchased your recipes AND YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!
lol thanks :D
the most amazing video ever!!! can you please recommend settings for getting broadcast quality or sony zeiss camcorder like footage? it would so helpful. i generally shoot documentary, sports or wedding live events and for that i needed a setting that would resemble a professional camcorder footage. thanks...
I can help you create a custom picture profile for broadcast, Book an session here www.veresdenialex.com/service-page/create-your-own-sony-film-simulation
Ok I have a few questions about these film simulations for Sony. Until now I've just shot RAW and edited each image. I also do a little bit of video and have mostly been using the Cinetone picture profile. I've read that with picture profiles you have two base ISO where noise is minimal. Since your simulations make use of picture profile are they based on just one type of profile (slog, hlg etc). I'm assuming these simulations can be used for video as well and I'm curious about base ISO. I don't use slog for instance, partly because I don't want to color grade video but also because the base ISO of 800 is too high for the shutter speed and ND filters I use.
My film simulations use variety of Gammas (still, movie, cine, hlg & s-log) so the base iso's vary, and also each camera model has different base iso's
great work - do you know, if they will look as intended with the sony a7c ii? or what would I have to change when I purchase. best and thx in advance. Marc
My recipes are calibrated to the new sony a6700 so it will work very well on your a7cII or any other new camera.
Excellent content. I wonder if picture profiles can be packaged as files to load on the camera. How many profiles can one save on the camera?
Very good question, and sadly I haven't found any way of uploading the simulations onto the camera by using a document, card or anything like that. I believe the camcorders and cinema line are able to contain the information on cards, but they have a different menu.
Alpha cameras can contain between 7-11 picture profiles, but you gotta manually input the settings
At least, can use the memory recall function. There are 7 slots including the one on SD card.
Excellent video. One question: can I create my own picture profile with rich colors without using a color filter? Was there a color filter on the camera you used to record this video? Thanks. Excellent video
Would you define rich as deep and slightly saturated? so maybe you are looking into high Color Depth values and a slight increase in saturation. You can only use the picture profile menu for that, but the Kelvin and color filters are helping a lot remapping/shifting colors.
I used the Portra 800 film simulation to record this video and color graded it afterwards to push the colors even further
Man these look really nice, can't wait to try them.
Hope you enjoy them! Post some of your shots on the forum
Great content!, you readed some sony guide to nko w what afeects what?
Glad you found it helpful!
When I first started experimenting with picture profiles, there was little to no documentation available. Sony had some vague descriptions for each, but nothing much. So I had to experiment and see on my own how each option affects the image and how to leverage them to get the best colors out of the box. Now Sony provides a slightly more detailed documentation right here helpguide.sony.net/di/pp/v1/en/contents/TP0000909106.html
Roughly after 1 year I came with my first 8 film simulations which can be found here ua-cam.com/video/SZDaH3k6BUw/v-deo.html
and now after 2-3 years we have 51 film simulation for Sony cameras that I feel makes the shooting experience much more enjoyable, by offering more interesting colors and contrast without the need of any post processing
Canon (with Canon Picture Style), Nikon (with Nikon Picture Control Editor) and Fujifilm (with Fujifilm X-Raw) can create picture color profile in their PC softwares. I'm wondering if Sony's PC software can do this? Thank you!
haven't tried
We need the Color Temperaturen and Color Filters to achieve the Look. But it seems These Settings are for daylight? What about tungsten light - how to accuratly adjust to other Color Ambients?
you substract the difference. For example Daylight is 5500K, Tungsten is 2900-3200 K. there is roughly a 2500K difference which you will substract from the initial recipe in order to calibrate yur daytime recipe t tungsten. Then use the colro filter to adjust tint.
Wow, this is awesome! Any free recipes available? Just to try out before buying the entire set?
You can find free recipes in this playlist. These are the old versions, since then I've brough updates to the recipes which can be found in the pdf document
ua-cam.com/play/PL-gfcmjtW3ntpsFhkYXC7KRQSOf2ujuCX.html&si=qHGn1kbf0_Eu5Wna
I have a question. I just started using these recipes. They are great. But I don’t know whether it is necessary to set the camera ISO to match the film’s original ISO. Can you please advise
Use any desired ISO input to correctly expose or to match your personal style
By the way, do you see it feasible to create the recipe for the Kodachrome color in a camera? in that case! I certainly think it would be incredible to try. Thank you and again congratulations on the project
I've recreated 2 Kodachrome film simulations, and you can find the results in my Blog articles. www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation-blog
I am trying this but the settings do not save to the profiles… I am new but I didn’t see this on the video or the PDF, how can I avoid having to reconfigure every time I want to use a filter?
The Kelvin and Color Filter settings are not saved into the picture profile menu, only the picture profile settings, but there is a workaround. Use the memory recall mode to save and quickly load film simulations. Check the workflow here ua-cam.com/play/PL-gfcmjtW3nup_6nXvu8JTn3obVpU2-o-.html&si=39vXrlWuN9M6N2cY
Hi there
I want to buy your pdf, but I have a question beforehand.
I'm little bit color blind. I can't feel the subtle changes in color. Can you give me a cheat sheet for the white balance that I can trust and no need for tweaking?
I do mostly indoor family events, sometime daytime, and sometimes at night.
I have my niece bday coming up this 26th July and I want to use it right away.
Can you help me with what kind of preset to use for the bday event? It's gonna be two times celebration. At lunch and dinner.
Basically I just need your expert view on which preset is suitable and which Kelvin to set the wb for indoor daylight and indoor night time tungsten and I'll use it right away.
Since I'm color blind I don't want to tinker with the Kelvin or color anymore than what I need to, that's why I want to buy your preset.
Please advise and thank you in advance
Hi Alex,
I had a few questions in looking to buy the film simulations:
1. Whats the difference between getting the film simulations pdf vs getting the lightroom presets ? ( any advantages of one over the other, except for the obvious that picture profile pdf will allow me to see the effects in camera while shooting
2. Would the presets work on a Nikon D750 / sony A6000 (since nikon colors are usually toward the green side by default even in RAW)
( I aim to buy a sony A7C2, but for now I have these 2 cameras at hand )
3. What would be the difference in getting the lifetime access vs getting the picture profile pack and simulations separately ?
I've been searching for potra film simulations for sony for long ! Thanks a lot for doing this.
Looking forward to your response to make my purchase !
Hello Alamini!
1. The pdf recipes are in camera settings for great jpegs out of camera, while the presets were created specifically to match the raw files to the jpgs. There are 51 sony film simulations at the moment, and the preset pack includes 102 presets. The first preset is always a true replica after the sony film simulation recipe, meant to cut down the color matching process for the RAW files.
The second preset will bring you closer to the real film stock, since in camera we have limited tool to tweak colors, I designed the next one to replicate the real film stock more accurately by using all the tools of Lightroom & Capture One.
2. You can use the presets with other camera brands, but it won't look 100% like the sony. Each camera has a different color science, and also, the in-camera settings also affect the raws to a certain degree, it will just look different from the sony a6500, but it will definitely give your D750 a film look.
3. Lifetime access is just my promise of getting lifetime updates, it does not include both the pdf and presets, you still need to add them seperatelly to your shopping cart since they are individual products, and whenever I bring an update you will receive it through email. That is lifetime access.
@@veresdenialex Thanks for the reply Alex ! Went ahead and bought the preset pack. Can't wait to try it out !
Looking forward to video LUTS with the portra effect ( if you're working on that )
There is no way to anchor the white balance and the color filter with the pp1, pp2, pp3... etc profiles, right?
It's a shame that every time you change color profiles you have to look up the recipe to know your white balance and what filter to use. By the way, great job, I will try to buy the pdfs soon! greetings
There is a workaround. Check this playlist for the basic workflow ua-cam.com/play/PL-gfcmjtW3nup_6nXvu8JTn3obVpU2-o-.html&si=rv0vwEauDuwedcyD
Good day, does this work on A7C II ? I'm planning to get your simulation on your website but I don't see my camera there
yep, it works for any new camera released after the ones mentioned on the website. Those are the first camera from their lines to be compatible with these film simulation, anything coming onwards will have the compatibility
How about the handling of color profiles, aka film simulations? Can you process raw images in-camera to try out different color profiles on the same raw image?
sadly no, that is not an option
@@veresdenialex thank you.
How does it work for video if I want to shoot in slog3?
What do you mean more precisely?
may i know which mode do i set first (P, MR, M, S, A)? i’m using RX100M7.
You can use M S A or even P. MR stands for memory recall, which is great to save multiple picture profiles for fast switching. Check my Shorts playlist for a complete workflow regarding film simulations
Can you change the temperature within the picture profile?
nope, only in the temperature menu
Which camera is being used in this video?
sony rx100 mark 6
Do you have examples of your Kodachrome simulation that is available in you pack?
Yep, I showcase all film simulations on the Blog www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation-blog
@@veresdenialex Thank you. I will check them out.
What’s the difference between picture profile and creative looks
They have very different menus, picture profiles having more options for color adjustment
I didn't even know my camera could do all this. You showed me a whole new world.
Is there a possibility to have more than 9 picture profiles? It seems like too much work to tweak all those settings once you have more than 9 custom picture profiles. Or is there atleas a faster way to set all those settings i.e. somehow saving and applying those saved picture profiles?
EDIT: Memory recall feature is probably a good workaround
I use memory recall mode. Check my workflow ua-cam.com/play/PL-gfcmjtW3nup_6nXvu8JTn3obVpU2-o-.html&si=H9T2PnlD-L-IwJ3P
I just bought the recipes but i’m still confused with something: on the website you put the color temperature and filters. But I don’t understand if you are implying that we should always use that color temperature everytime. I’m a little confused if you designed them specifically to always be used at those color K. And the multiple filters is for us to choose one that we think looks better? Thanks for the info and congrats for the looks!
I have the same WB question
Basically, the Settings are Daylight Balanced, but you can adjust them to your own scene for consistency in colors.
Compared to real film , which cannot be adjusted on the spot, digital offers versatility. The settings presented are a starting point and you should definitely then according to your scene.
I do it like this:
Input your color settings and from there I mostly adjust the kelvin, but if the image comes out too magenta or too green I go into the color filter and start pushing it in the opposite direction to balance out colors. Be gentle, don't push it too much because it will create a predominant shift in the overall image. You need to gently massage it.
And yes, the other settings are color variations for the same recipe. And the reason is because real film is volatile, depending on the way it was preserved, the way it was developed, choice of lenses, or how much it was exposed to air you will get different color variations.
that why you will get different results by shooting the same film. Sometimes greener, sometimes more on the orange side
When creating these film recipes I wanted to incorporate as many of these color variations, so I prepared multiple color settings so the user has options to choose from, and maybe get closer to how they remember images coming out of that film roll.
Hope this made sense, let me know if you have any other questions
A seperate video on this for nooba plz, im confused. 😂
@@TheFbiFilesRepeat noted
God's work btw
Will this work on my rx100 v ?
Yep
Can you save those profiles? I saw there are like 9-10. Meaning I could save one each? And how do I go back to the original?
You can customize each of them, so you would have 8-11 custom picture profiles saved into your camera. At the end of the picture profile menu, under 'Copy" you will find the option to 'Reset"
@@veresdenialex do you customize on the menu or using the 1, 2, 3 on the dial?
I plan to get your guide. Just checking first on how to arrange the settings and on how to move through them.
@@kevinsy4107 I have a couple shorts on my channel explainning the process, check them out
Jason Vong just released a video with an “Anime” film simulation look on his Fuji…anyone know how to get that look on Sony?
For similar looks try Sony Eterna, LeicaChrome 64, Sony Classic Negative, Portra 160, Portra 400, DreamNeg film simulations. They are part of the PDF bundle www.veresdenialex.com/product-page/sony-film-simulation-recipes-pdf
@@veresdenialexI have it! Haha I was just curious what setting specifically for this look.
Anime Recipe Settings
Film Sim CLASSIC CHROME
Grain Effect OFF
Color Chrome Effect STRONG
Color Chrome FX Blue OFF
White Balance 6100K (but I prefer Sunny WB)
Dynamic Range 400
Tone Curve H-2 S-2
Color +4
Sharpness -2
High ISO NR -4
I’m not sure if this translates over directly or things need tweaking a bit more? This is how he sets it in fuji.
I will mess around in the film sims a bit. I don’t fully understand what some of the settings are doing like knee, v/h balance, crispning etc and how they correlate to settings a Fuji would use.
Does Sony cybershot dsc-rx 100 III have this?
Only from RX100 IV. There is a full list of compatible models here www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation-recipes anything newer than the one's mentioned in the lines is compatible.
@@veresdenialex Thank you!
Hi, amazing video, would love to buy but your site says the pdf is out of stock. Can anyone else confirm or am i going crazy?
it's back in stock
Bagged my copy, thanks
I am not good at English, so if I buy a pdf file, can I use that film? I am using A7c, can I see the pdf file and copy it well?
Is it correct to only change the picture profile, kelvin, and agbm
The PDF contains all film recipes with updated settings, and you will be able to check and manually input your favorite film simulations into your own camera.
And yes, it is correct that you only have to change picture profile, kelvin, and color filter (A:G:B:M)
So I have a fx30 and I'm trying to use some of the recipes you've posted for free, but I have no clue how to make a custom picture profiles on that camera. Any help?
Exposure>color>color tone>picture profile
@@veresdenialex it doesn't let me create my own custom profile that way. Just to select the user profiles that can be imported that's all
@@paperstacksfilms once you see all the pp slots, hit right on the dial, it should open all the in-depth settings.
@@veresdenialex ah so I'd have to edit the picture profiles currently on the camera already?
@@veresdenialex also, when I buy the recipes, are they a cube file that can be put into the lut folder on say an fx3/30 to be used as one of the user picture profiles? Or are they just PDFs breaking down how to make the adjustments
Sir, What camera would you suggest if I want to shoot film simulations pictures/videos of myself only for Instagram , Sony zve10, Sony Zv1 or Sony Zv1 f??
zve10
@@veresdenialex thank you 🙏🏻🫡❤️
@@paramveersingh9563 most welcome
Can this be done for Canon?
nope, the picture profile menu is available only to sony cameras
Hello! Do you have a picture profile to achieve the Leica look?
I have a recipe called Leicachrome, and it's meant to replicate the colors of Leica M8, but I haven't had the opportunity to rent a Leica just yet. So I've used unedited jpeg photos from leica M8 as a reference to create this simulation.
Thanks for the reply. Is it part of the package on your website?
@@riceworshipper yes
Will you be having a Blackfriday/Cyber Monday sale this year?
Yep, check the deals next couple days
@@veresdenialex legend. Thank you!
Just missed it. Will there be a next sale?
Can I use these PPs for photography as well?
yes! They are baked in the JPEG only tho. The Raw will be affected only by the gamma
@@veresdenialexIs JPEG mode the same as Fine on the camera? Or can should I set the camera to RAW+JPEG when using these PP settings?
@@WoodPecker5454 I always shoot jpeg+raw. If I ever choose to edit the photo, I have the 14bit raw file to push and drag, but if not, I still have the jpeg which is set either to max size and fine quality, or medium size and fine quality.
Iv just bort this for my so y rx100 iv for street photography film is now to expensive and I can not bring my self to pay such moronic price for it it seems thay will be shooting them self's in the foot more and more people are doing this I add a vintage lens to my sony a7r4 and wow I love it
Can the picture profile be applied to photos ??
Yep
They will be baked into the jpeg only
@@veresdenialexwhat do you mean by this?
@@jayde7578 when you open the raw photos into lightroom, they won't look the same, they'll need matching.
Great tutorial 👌 how would I use these profiles in my still photography? Thank you :)
Input the film simulation of desire and and shoot JPEG or RAW+JPEG.
These profiles are baked into the JPEG only and the raw files needs matching.
You can easily match them with these presets www.veresdenialex.com/sony-film-simulation
@@veresdenialex perfect thank you 😌 👍
I know a LOT of people think PPs don't affect the RAW photos, but they actually do.
If you do a test and push saturation you will notice there is a difference.
I notice this when I started shooting picures in Cinetone, and picures feel more soft and colors seemed a bit more cinematic.
Though this is just in my mind, but after doing a test in a control enviroment, turns out PPs do affect.
I think because RAW has so much latitude and color depth, it's less obvious if you dont grade photos dramatically.
Hope this helps :D
Btw i really enjoy the recepies you shared, and thank you very much for all the work you do and the exceptional content you produce :)
Of course they do, Sony also mentions this on their page. Unfortunately not all settings will be transfered to the raw files, so you still need to color match.
Only the gamma affects the raws. Gerald Undone did a test on it.
Only possible to buy with credit card, but I don't have one... Really sad.... It's not the way 2024 works. Why no PayPal?
cuz paypal sucks ass. Commission fee is 3 times higher than any other payment provider. I also accept debit, not just credit.
Please please make the pdf available again 🤝
Thank you. Can you get the Leica Look and save me $7000
I have a recipe called Leicachrome, and it's meant to replicate the colors of Leica M8, but I haven't had the opportunity to rent a Leica just yet. So I've used unedited jpeg photos from leica M8 as a reference to create this simulation.