Foveon Color differences?
As a general rule, your camera shouldn't have too much of an impact of the look of your photos if you are shooting in RAW and should reflect what you are trying to accomplish. The one exception in my experience has been the Sigma Foveon based sensor cameras. ( Samples ) The reason being that because they infer color quite differently than the normal Bayer pattern cameras and there is generally more room for them to not get the same color under similar conditions. They seem to be less accurate, but sometimes in ways that I find desirable. That said, in most situations this should be mostly compensated by editing choices. As a matter of practice, I figured I would try and match my two most commonly used cameras at the current time. My Panasonic S1R and the Sigma SDQH What's actually interesting about these two cameras is that the Panasonics effective 47mp, and the SDQH's 38mp (Stacked) should work out to have a similar performance in resolving details as the Bayer pattern g