Fuji recipes

Those of you who read my “Favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes” article know that for quite some time I’ve stuck with one single recipe for color and another for B&W. Tha…

X100v Classic Negative film recipe for beautiful blues and whites The beautiful Greek island of Santorini is a photography paradise, with its characteristic white and blue buildings and far reachin…

Like so many other Fujifilm users out there, one of the main things that drew me into the X series system was the quality of their jpg files and the film simulations. The colors and details are jus…

Rearview Sunset – Phoenix, AZ – Fujifilm X-T30 – “Cinematic Negative” I went down a pretty deep rabbit hole. I started researching cinematographer Greig Fraser, which …

“1979” Recipe Settings BASE FILM SIMULATION: Astia DYNAMIC RANGE: DR400 WHITE BALANCE: 6300K COLOR: -2 SHARPNESS: -2 HIGHLIGHT TONE: -2 SHADOW TONE: -2 NOISE REDUCTION: -2 Although I like my Gold L…

Yes, I know the title is a bit….well bland and if course that’s the last thing you want when thinking about recipes. I can assure you the following content is anything but bland but what else could I possibly title this blog post. Of course we are speaking of the wonderful world of Fujifilm In-Cam

This is the film simulation recipe that you’ve been waiting for! Well, maybe that’s an exaggeration, but if you like my Kodachrome II or Portra 400 recipes, which are both very popular,…

With the start of the new year I decided that I wanted to rethink my Fujifilm film simulation settings and make new recipes with each option. I wanted to start with Provia, not only because it̵…

Film simulation recipes are the number one most popular type of article on Fuji X Weekly. These posts are what most people come to this blog to read. In fact, so far this year, the top twenty most …

Those of you who read my “Favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes” article know that for quite some time I’ve stuck with one single recipe for color and another for B&W. Tha…