LE HUNG
A beautiful Vietnamese traditional Ao Dai photoshoot by Tri Duong with “Portrait 1” picture profile installed on a Canon EOS R camera. Check out his amazing JPEG SOOC photos
If you want to shoot JPEG without post-processing likes him, you can get this picture style here: Portrait 1 – Canon picture style
Some latest photos from my Canon EOS RP with Samyang RF 85mm F/1.4. No post processing, JPEG SOOC with “Film 1” picture style Film simulation for Canon cameras.
Some beautiful couple portrait photos taken by Vu Huy with Canon M6 Mark II and my Film 3 picture style installed in camera body
With all my custom picture styles for Canon, you can get beautiful color without any post-processing:
Some beautiful vintage portrait photos taken by Pham Long Hai with Canon camera and my Film 3 picture style installed in camera body, JPEG no post-processing needed
Check out all my custom picture styles for Canon, you can get result images without any post-processing:
Film-like colors straight out of your Canon camera. Picture Styles are carefully modeled after the most famous Film trending. Can Canon shoot Film colors?
The answer is yes. You can do it for along time ago, but not everyone know it. Canon gives you “Picture Style Editor” with many tools to build your own Film look styles to shoot JPEG. But it’s quite hard to use, so we have done it for you with a collection of film look styles:
You can shoot JPEG film color likes above images with our film 1, 2, 3, 4 picture styles. Now on sale if you buy the combo “Film-looks Picture Styles Pack” – $99 (you save $50)
Some beautiful portrait photos by Le Hung Photography with “Portrait 1” picture profile installed on a Canon EOS RP
If you want to shoot JPEG without post-processing likes this, you can get the picture style here: Portrait 1 – Canon picture style
Some beautiful street portrait photos taken by Nguyen Ngoc Hoan with Canon EOS M3 and my Film 3 picture style
Check out all my custom picture styles for Canon, you can get result images without any post-processing:
This is the first time we give away a picture style for Canon. You should download it before it fades 😉
BNW picture style gives you a moody black and white tone to your images. Picture Styles are applied to JPEG (still) and MOV (video) files during exposure. No post-processing color grading needed.
Almost everyone in photography who knows enough to answer this question shoots in the RAW file format. Here’s the thing about RAW files: They don’t apply the picture style settings to the photos, they simply take the raw data from the camera and put it into an uncompressed file. The white balance isn’t even set on them until after you do so in post. RAW files have MANY, MANY advantages, with the only disadvantage being that they take up more card space. But with the low cost of memory today, even that isn’t really a weakness. The best format to shoot in if you intend to edit the photos is RAW.
I was surprised to find out that some photographers didn’t know that they can download extra picture profiles and install them. I’d like to share my vault of Canon Picture Styles. Canon Picture Styles are customizable presets built into the camera that applies in-camera processing to your photos. Think of Picture Styles as in-camera Photoshopping of your photos. Each Canon DSLR comes with either six or seven picture styles installed from the factory plus space for three user-defined picture styles.
My Portrait picture styles are great for weddings and other portrait photoshoots
Film tone Canon picture styles a great for memorable moments:
Some beautiful photos of Vietnam countryside taken by Nguyen Ngoc Hoan with Canon EOS RP and my Film 2 picture style
Check out all my custom picture styles for Canon, you can get result images without any post-processing:
