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Matching the Sony EX1 / 3 and Sony HDW-F900R

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Setting from:

Philip Bloom   

Matrix select: cinema

Level: 0

Phase: -29

R-G: 31

R-B: 48

G-R: -2

G-B: -32

B-R: -38

B-G: 4

Color Correction ON

Target Phase: 274

Target Width: 0

Level: 91

Phase: -18

Knee SAT 50

Gamma Level: 0

Select STD1, Cine1, CINE3, or CINE4

Black: -8

Setting from:

Bill Ravens 

Matrix ...............on

Select................hisat

Level..................0

Phase.................-5

R-G...................75

R-B...................0

G-R...................-18

G-B...................-32

B-R...................-27

B-G...................13

 

Color Correction..............off

White.............................off

Detail.............................on

Detail Level.....................0

Detail Freq......................0

Skintone.........................off

 

Knee..............................on

Auto knee......................on

Point.............................90

Slope............................0

Knee SAT level...............50

 

Gamma Level..............-8

Gamma Select.............CINE1

Black..........................-12

Black Gamma..............0

Creative Shooting Techniques

Tips & Operations for Professionals

Tips for Avoiding "Overexposure" of an Image's Highlights

Tips for Creating Film-like Images With Rich Colors

Enhancing Colors in Low-Light Areas (Low Key Saturation function)

Tips for Enriching Color Saturation in Dark Areas of an Image

Tips for Improving Picture Sharpness without Coarsening the Image

Tips for Reproducing Solid Picture Edges of an Image's Highlights

Tips for Reproducing Vivid Colors Under a Bright Environment

Tips for Shooting Without Coarsening Dark Areas of an Image

Tips for Shooting Pictures with Rich and Deep Black Reproduction (Y BLACK GAMMA Function)

Originally Posted by Andy Shipsides

Here are print outs of my HVX200/HPX170 settings. All the other settings are set to default. I noted that the detail adjustment is subjective because I just eyeballed the difference. The EX1 is notably sharper even at the lowest level. My Black Gamma levels are set very low in order to mimic the fall off of the HVXs Gamma curve. Do note that the Black setting has very minimal adjustment.

HVX Matches for EX1

PP1: Cine V

Matrix –

- Select: High Sat

- Level 0

- Phase +2

- R-G -11

- R-B -23

- G-R +38

- G-B 0

- B-R +17

- B-G -23

Detail –

- Level –30 (subjective)

- Frequency 15

Gamma –

- Level -1

- Select: Cine 1

Black – -2

Black Gamma - -99

PP2: Cine D

Matrix –

- Select: High Sat

- Level 0

- Phase +6

- R-G +22

- R-B -36

- G-R +19

- G-B 0

- B-R +14

- B-G -16

Detail –

- Level –30 (subjective)

- Frequency 15

Gamma –

- Level -1

- Select: Cine 1

Black – -2

Black Gamma - -96

PP3: HD NORM

Matrix –

- Select: Standard

- Level -5

- Phase +1

- R-G +8

- R-B -30

- G-R +15

- G-B -24

- B-R 0

- B-G +10

Detail –

- Level –30 (subjective)

- Frequency 15

Gamma –

- Level +11

- Select: STD4

Black – -1

Black Gamma - -52

PP4: FLUO

Matrix –

- Select: FL Light

- Level -8

- Phase -5

- R-G -64

- R-B -24

- G-R +64

- G-B -18

- B-R +24

- B-G -23

Detail –

- Level –30 (subjective)

- Frequency 15

Gamma –

- Level +11

- Select: STD4

Black – -1

Black Gamma - -52

Tips & Operations for Professionals

Tips for Avoiding "Overexposure" of an Image's Highlights

Tips for Creating Film-like Images With Rich Colors

Enhancing Colors in Low-Light Areas (Low Key Saturation function)

Tips for Enriching Color Saturation in Dark Areas of an Image

Tips for Improving Picture Sharpness without Coarsening the Image

Tips for Reproducing Solid Picture Edges of an Image's Highlights

Tips for Reproducing Vivid Colors Under a Bright Environment

Tips for Shooting Without Coarsening Dark Areas of an Image

Tips for Shooting Pictures with Rich and Deep Black Reproduction (Y BLACK GAMMA Function)