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Issue with Picture Pofile, when using saved Photo-Mode (1 2 M1 M2 M3 M4)


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Hello together,

I have trouble with changing colour phase, ect., when i'm working with a saved Mode like 1, 2, M1-M4 with my Sony a6500.

With default modes like P, S, A, Auto, M.. there is no problem, changing settings on the used picture-profile, e.g. PP1, will fully work.

But when I'm working with an saved mode, e.g. M1, it seems as if all settings of the picture-profiles, which change color, like color-phase, color depth, are not doing any difference, when changing between picture-profiles. Only contrast, gamma and stuff like this changes.

If you than go into the settings of a picture-profile, sometimes the settings are zero, even if they are not zero when working in default photo-modes (M, P, A, S, Auto,...). Maybe it's even the default settings of the picture profile that are shown there. I'm not sure.

If you than change the setting, e.g. color phase, numbers will change, but nothing happens. The color is not changing.

If you change the photo-mode to e.g. manual the change of the picture-profile-setting is not taken over.

Going Back to M1, there a again only the default? settings.

 

Because I'm using picture-profile and saved photo modes very often, this issue accur very often in my daily use.

Can anyone reproduce the issue. Any suggestions to solve it.

 

Greetings

Jörg

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