Quick question, just changed bodies from a 40D to a 7D and noticed

just go shoot dude.

Every camera is a bit different, you're shooting raw right? Adjust accordingly and save some new templates. Good luck and congrats on your upgrade.

>>3122733
shoot RAW you fucking retarded ass JPEG fag

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>>3122733
use WB shift if you're noticing consistently off white balance

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>>3122740
>>3122755
>>3122779
I am shooting raw.

It's not white balance causing this because
1: it only appears visible in brown and orange things (so far) and
2: It can't be corrected away with white balance sliders without obviously distorting true white.

I even said I corrected white balance to 80% gray for each camera in OP, meaning:
- I established a white balance preset using a dropper on 80% gray to use with photos taken on the 40D and
- I established a different white balance preset using a dropper on 80% gray to use with photos taken on the 7D.

It's raw so there's no permanent white balance in the images. It can't be correct white balance and also be off, therefore the image is being captured differently on each camera.

I think I asked too much of /p/, sorry guys.

Sorry. Back to shitposting.

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Above is "correct" white balance and hue for the 7D, this is falsely adjusted to match output from the 40D.

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>>3122987
So make a hue adjustment to whatever colour channels look off to you, make an import preset and you're back to normal, no?

>>3122997
Yes.

>>3122987
>>3122991
i imagine the cfa's on different sensors/sensor implementations will produce different color responses on the pixels, which may be what you're seeing

i've tried reading up on this (varying color response of cfa's) on the internet, but found pretty much nothing. it's either people talking about sooc jpegs, or "just fix it in post" (like most of the responses here)

perhaps relatedly, dxomark has a color response tab on their measurements. i'm not entirely sure how to read it, but maybe you might find it interesting.

Hey OP, maybe you are using a different picture style on the 7D or it has a different default.
You can change the picture style at the bottom of settings in LR. It won't affect WB at all.
Picture style 'neutral' has a yellow cast compared to 'faithful'.

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>>3123022
A great thought, and when I tried just now it certainly looked like a big difference in the preview, but I'm using raw so the color settings the camera applies to the jpg thumbnails are not carried over in raw. One image shot "neutral" and one shot "faithful" look identical as raw in LR.

>>3123001
Wish I knew what I was looking at too, but at least there's some quantified difference represented here. I'm surprised there's so big a difference, the sensor in the 40D is the same one they put in the lowly Rebel of the time. The 7D, supposedly being a higher-tier replacement for the old (good) XXD is as far below the 40D as the 40D is below the big boy 5D. Whatever that means.

Canon really shit the bed on prosumer after the 40D. The 50D, 60D, 70D and 7D are devolving shit and the 80D and 7DII scrape by only with a decade's worth of advanced technology wedged in at a price 30% too high.

I shoulda bought a 5D.

>>3123032
the color response tab (different from color sensitivity) doesn't show up in their comparison mode, actually. you have to go to their individual product page to see it.

there's also a full cs tab, which also confuses me somewhat.

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>>3123032
Talk for yourself, I purchased a second hand 60d recently and it give me no more than pleasure. It is true that a metal body would have been better, but for the low price and performance it gives me, I'm more than satisfied. Also used some friends 70d and they are also good, might thest some uni classmate 7d someday to see if it's that of a big change. But for now it's been the best camera I handled besides the 6d imo

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