Both picture profiles can create beautiful images, but Cine-D has slightly more dynamic range so I do try to use it whenever possible. I would say that I use Cine-D about 50% of the time, and Cine-V the other 50%. As such, I have mainly been using slightly modified Cine-D and Cine-V picture profiles, as outlined in this blog post from the fall. When I first got the GH4 I was messing around with my settings a lot (master ped, shadow/highlight, etc.), but eventually realized that I would get much better results by not straining the camera too much. Like many other GH4 shooters out there, I’ve been back and forth about which picture profiles and settings are best to use when shooting with this camera.
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