The FS100 finally received the 2.0 firmware update, so it´s time for some new profiles.

Four new Picture Profiles for The FS100 2.0 Frank Glencairn (http://frankglencairn.wordpress.com/2012/04/27/four-new-picture-profiles-for-the-fs100-2-0/)

My main goal was to get good looking skin tones at daylight. For other situations, play with the white balance till the skin tones are right and everything else should fall into place. For best results: Adjust your black levels to Zero (you can even go a hair below, as I have learned) for every single scene.

K-Tone 2.0

Based on the K-Ton warm, vintage, sweet home Alabama Kodachrome 25 look – here comes a new version.
Black Level: 0 (set per scene)
Gamma: Cinematone 1
Black Gamma High, +3
Knee 102,5, -1
Color Mode: Cinematone1, +7
Color Level: -6
Colorphase: -7
Colordepth: R +2, G +6, B +5,C +5, M 0, Y +5
WB Shift: LB-CC, -8, -1
Detail: Level -4, Manual off

G-LOG A 2.0

Black Level: 0 (set per scene)
Gamma: Standard
Black Gamma High, +7
Knee 105, 0
Color Mode: Standard, +8
Color Level: -3
Colorphase: -7
Colordepth: R -6, G +2, B +2, C -2, M +1, Y +2
WB Shift: LB-CC, 0, 0
Detail: Level -2, Manual off

G-Log B 2.0

This is a very special and more aggressive, almost gritty look.
It brings out every wrinkle in a face.

Black Level: 0 (set per scene)
Gamma: Cinematone 2
Black Gamma High, +7
Knee 105, 0
Color Mode: Cinematone2, +8
Color Level: -4
Colorphase: -1
Colordepth: R +7, G +4, B +5, C 0, M 0, Y +0
WB Shift: RB, -9, +6
Detail: Level 3, Manual on, V/H 0, B/W, Type3, Limit 7, Chrispening 4, HL. Detail 0,

GlenColor 2.0

A look you can use, if you don´t want to fiddle too much post.

Black Level: (variable – start at 0 and adjust to your scene)
Gamma: Cinetone2
Black Gamma High +7
Knee: 105% and slope +5
Colormode: Cinematone2 +8
Color Level -2
Colorphase 0
Depth: R+4, G+7, B+7, C+7, M+4, Y+7
WB-Shift R-B, R-7, B0
Detail: Level 0, Manual ON, BWType3, Limit4, Chrispening5

Have fun playing with it,

Frank

Hi Frank,

You have an excellent blog and I am happy for you to post the link here.

At the same time, it's important to me to keep people on DV Info Net. This
is a discussion forum, so whatever the topic is, whenever possible, please
post the actual contents of the topic directly to the forum itself. That way,
everybody benefits. You get the link to your blog, I get to keep people on
the site, and our readers don't have to click away to read the content.

I am making a good-faith assumption that you understand and agree with
my point of view, so I have edited your post to include the scene files settings
so that our readers can make use of them directly from within DV Info Net.

Thank you for all that you post and share here, and I am certainly looking
forward to more. I am always honored to promote links to high-quality blogs
such as yours, and I hope I am not asking for too much in return with my
request that the information simply be posted here along with the link.

Thanks again,

I agree Chris, fair enough.

best, Frank

Much appreciated -- thanks Frank,

Frank,

Isn't the the new firmware able to put the profiles on an SD card to transfer to your camera? if so this would be nice to have a file instead of manually setting them in the camera. That would be great.

Dan