Thanks, didn`t know about 10,000 hours standard. I know senior or master can be subjective as one to call oneself... But (being that a big but) in eyes of a client when you´re about to pass a budget is useful to know this, for "defending" your rates in any sort of way... Don´t know if i´m making myself clear 0_0.
Thanks anyway Michael!

I can't believe you put here Wonder Woman and Logan, but failed to list THE MOST anticipated Guardians of the Galaxy 2... Seriously?!?!?

As a venezuelan i can only say, politely, f* you! Move here and have a reality check of what a book of Chavez may say and how we really live. "Break themselves from that said US tyrannical rule"?!?! That's the biggest bullshit ever, fucking venezuelan politicians got extremely rich robbing venezuelan oil company (PDVSA) from what they sold to US. And they couldn't stop selling oil to US no matter what, cuz f*ing money come first than morality or ethics. But you get everything straight from a book, right?!

I think the 1Dxii should do that, but no on budget...

Since you seem to have an idea of what i think a good skin tone is, can you tell how is it for you? I´m not expert colorist, but i can do just fine most of the times. But with the slog, it was too yellowish, then seemed too baked even contrasting... My question was about in-camera settings, not about craft skills.

I don't think this will be THE camera for 2016, although i liked reviews of the 1Dx2. But i don't feel for Sony either. A7s it's filled with specs and configurations s-log2 yara yara yara, but the colors seems awful!!! I'm editing a commercial in studio with slog2 and the color correction it's being one of the worst headaches ever! The cameraman wasn't the best, i'll give you that... But is there any setting that keep skin tone more close to REAL skin tones??? or is it just Sony color science? I'll appreciate any feedback on this.