The color taken by my Canon SLR always feels not bright enough. Is this color saturation difference caused by Canon processor or can it be solved by changing the pan/tilt? Mine is a set.

From a professional point of view, the color of JPG direct film is too saturated, and the high contrast seems to be pleasing to the eye. In fact, it will lose the transitional details of color/gray, and it is irreversible. On the contrary, the film is slightly elegant, and there is a lot of room for adjustment in the later period. Just pull the curve. Therefore, Canon's practice is in line with professional requirements.

In the depth menu of the camera, the brightness, contrast and sharpness of colors can be set within a certain range, and colorful films can be obtained directly, but local death is also easy to occur. When you reach a certain level of photography, you will also save in RAW lossless format, and you will not hesitate to waste time and energy on post-processing to make all films reach the ideal level.