I stopped using it as I found the effect was over the top and not true to life. I actually like "Nikon" when you reduced the color saturation by 1. There are other 3rd party picture profiles out there but requires some hunting with Google. Color substitution is tricky as it works wonders in some scenes, but destroys others, fair warning.
+1 Saturation or -1 Tones, can be too much. The trouble is it uses whole values for saturation and tones, not fractional like you can in DPP4. I did not have any luck getting either Picture Profile Editor to achieve matching results on my R, with former cameras like the 5D Mark III. I'll try each when desired and use the one I'm most happy with.
These can be applied in DPP4 to a RAW file, which is usually how I deploy it. I'll use some of the others occasionally to give flare, like the Nostalgia example. Video X: I plan to grade my video footage Snapshot Portrait: Portrait, but don't want as much red The most useful extended picture profiles that I find, in order of usefulness:Īutumn Hues where I'd use Landscape, but want more warmth. Here's some examples of me using picture profiles I've played with it but found that color science is a very exacting science.Ĭanon does have a few other extra profiles which you can load up to three in-camera in the slots with the Canon Camera Utility, or whatever it's called.
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