Clarification of the last two pages of this thread:
cyork suggests changing the COLOR MODE to pro or rec709. But the comment about highlights makes it seem like he's talking about the gamma setting.
reem12 thinks that cyork is suggesting to change the GAMMA to rec709, hence the question about loosing dynamic range.
cyork thinks they are still discussing the colour mode and responds accordingly.
PTRush continues reem12's misconception, thinking they are talking about the gamma setting. And would be correct if this were the case.
jcs and cyork don't interpret the misconception and express their confusion.
I hope I have been of some help
Now stop fighting mummy and daddy!
What "green issue"? S Gamut? If anyone is struggling with that, change color mode to pro or rec709. The wedding footage looked fine to me. You could probably recover more from the highlights but hey, you don't get to light events how you want them. You can expect to blow highlights. Comes with the territory.
ejdge, Nice job on the wedding film. I liked the look. Moody, punchy.
cyork suggests changing the COLOR MODE to pro or rec709. But the comment about highlights makes it seem like he's talking about the gamma setting.
Cyork I don't use the s gamut myself, but everyones footage i see using it has the green problem...
Question though. By using the rec709 how much will I loose in terms of DR?
reem12 thinks that cyork is suggesting to change the GAMMA to rec709, hence the question about loosing dynamic range.
I don't have a scientific answer but I don't see much of anything being tossed. It's just remapping color from what I can see. Reds are red, blues are blue etc. Not as much balancing needed in post for sure. After I correct sgamut footage for white balance and adjust sat, it looks pretty good. Seems even the F55 Luts "fix" the greens as if it's by design that it has that initial shift.
cyork thinks they are still discussing the colour mode and responds accordingly.
You will loose a lot of DR. I did a test the other day and it was a big eye opener. Of course if you're used to something like H264 on a Canon 5dIII you'll be surprised how much DR there is on the a7S in standard mode!! =]
I also tried PP5 with Cine1 and Movie with a little in camera saturation (mentioned by someone here)- and met right in the middle with a lot less noise than S-log. I've decided to probably go with this combo for an indoor spot I'll be shooting later next month.
PTRush continues reem12's misconception, thinking they are talking about the gamma setting. And would be correct if this were the case.
Changing PP7 (Slog2 gamma) to a non S-gamut Color Mode (e.g. Pro or Cinema) shouldn't effect dynamic range. Can you tell us what you changed and how you tested?
I'm looking at the camera right now and see absolutely no difference in DR with sgamut vs rec709 color mode. The zebras are the same, the shadows are the same.
jcs and cyork don't interpret the misconception and express their confusion.
I hope I have been of some help
Now stop fighting mummy and daddy!