Opinion: Canon Gets Skin Tones Right Where Sony and Fujifilm Still Fail

Opinion: Canon Gets Skin Tones Right Where Sony and Fujifilm Still Fail
ФОТО: thephoblographer.com

I'm going to share with you a little bit of insight that the cinema industry has known for years but that the photo industry still sort of rejects in favor of innovation: and that's that Canon has been getting skin tones perfectly, absolutely right for years and that they still do.

I'm aware that this is going to incite a flame war amongst one base vs another but before you go any further you know should know something else. This is all my own opinion. .

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2017-6-13 19:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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