wb_presets: add Sony ILCE-7CM2 #15576
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kmilos
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Nov 6, 2023
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Going by the manual, it looks like -1, 0, 1, and 2 are the only options? Are we printing a spurious error on 0 maybe? |
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@kmilos I do still have the files, but I tried again with the updated script and there's no errors any more, so it looks like you fixed it. |
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Thanks for checking! |
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Here's the Sony 7Cii white balance presets, acquired as described on the wiki page using the finetuned (properly) instructions. I didn't do the underwater preset because it is labelled as "Underwater Auto" on this camera, so I assume there's something extra going on there.
Also I got the error
Warning: Unknown Sony Fluorescent WB Preset!a bunch of times from the script, but I'm not sure which preset was causing this, as they all seem to have made it into the output.