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From my testing and comparing the same shot against a Sony FX30, the biggest issues with the footage, in order, were:
- Exposure target was too bright, and it would prioritize face exposure in the Normal color profile in a very strange way.
- Colors were very oversaturated, even if you used D Log M.
- White balance was WAY too cool, making greys actually become shades of blue. Also, the green/magenta tint was just slightly too magenta.
- Even after white balance, blues are more saturated than other colors.
- Gamma curve seems to need some tweaking.
When people want to be able to "disable HDR" these are mostly the things they're actually running into. If I manually corrected the above issues, I got footage that was shockingly comparable to my FX30. Most people don't have a FX30 to reference for every scene though, which is why we really need these aspects tuned.
Assuming these new "tone" options also apply to DLog-M (which also exhibited these issues), this should be a pretty good step forwards since it will hopefully improve #2 and #3 on that list. You can see in the video above already that the blue cast over the image is significantly reduced with the Neutral tone. It looks like the slight magenta tint is still there, though, but that was much less of an issue than the WB temperature. #1 can be manually avoided by just lowering the exposure target and avoiding the Normal color profile. That only leaves #4 and #5, which are more nitpicking than major dealbreakers, and may be properties of the sensor/lens.
Here's a quick example showing what happens if you reduce the overall saturation, greatly reduce the saturation of blues, adjust the white balance, and slightly bump up the gamma:
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