Here are two images that I very quickly snapped that illustrate the Canon Portrait Picture Profile recipe that I found on-line.
The setup was a Sony A6300, Nikon Nikkor-S 50mm f/1.4, and Lens Turbo II. The very shallow depth of field was a challenge when trying to get my eyes somewhere near the proper focus.
AWB chose 3238 degrees Kelvin
AWB chose 4214 degrees Kelvin
It's easy to see that white balance plays an important role in how this recipe renders. I prefer the warmer tones and would need to pay close attention to what the AWB is doing when using this Picture Profile.
Canon skin tones (from rami6a5 • May 8, 2021)
Picture Profile -
Black level: -15
Gamma: ITU709
Black Gamma: Narrow +4
Knee: Manual, Point:75%, Slope:0
Colour Mode: ITU709Matrix
Saturation: +3
Colour Phase: -4
Colour Dept: R-3, G-7, B-4, C-6, M-7, Y-5
Detail: Level +7
---------------- Additional Information ---------------
Sony Picture Profile Help Guide - essential for understanding this Sony in-camera image processing tool
"Film Emulation" recipes - found on Reddit (which I don't care for, but this was the only place I've found these)
"Kodak Portra 400 film emulation" recipe - Gered Hickey provides clear explanations for the choices made in creating this Picture Profile
"Tri-X film emulation" - Andrea Pizzini's AI generated B&W recipe (which I don't care for, but set the foundation for something I later learned)
#SonyPictureProfiles #FilmEmulations
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