>>4436716Except fixing white balance doesn't fix it -- the problem is deeper than white balance. Sony seems to be processing the data before recording the RAW (which practically all cameras do). Shadows and low-mids seem to get more green-tinted than high-mids, and highlights seem to almost lack green.
It fucks everything up.
So when you fix the white balance, either your shadows are still green, and your high-mids are *too* rosy, or you push the entire face to too rosy of a color as if they have eczema or something. And good luck getting olive skin tones right.
Then when you try to pull back on the magenta in the face, you end up with unnaturally white looking skin, like a normal white dude gets the skin tone of a soulless ginger. Gingers end up just looking fucked up with almost clear-like skin.
Honestly I think it's those nips fucking with the colors to favor their own interests. Practically every nip wants to be white, and Asian skin tones end up looking more white on Sony cameras, with noticeably less yellow-ness and a skin tone more approaching that of caucasians.