The ONLY FujiFilm Recipe I Use
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- Опубліковано 22 кві 2024
- The Bright Kodak Recipe!
Classic Chrome
Dynamic Range: DR400
Highlight: -2
Shadow: -2
Color: +4
Noise Reduction: -4
Sharpening: -2
Clarity: -3
Grain Effect: Strong, Large
Color Chrome Effect: Off
Color Chrome Effect Blue: Off
White Balance: Daylight, +3 Red & -7 Blue
ISO: Auto, up to ISO 6400
Exposure Compensation: +1 to +1 2/3 (typically)
I do use a Tiffen 1/8th Black Pro Mist Filter. The filter was on for every photo you see in this video.
I also add in my grain in post depending on how I'm feeling but do what you want of course :)
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A clean simple direct video for a great set of photos. Fuck shorts being vertical! Love this
I appreciate it!
Love this video style. It's like the epitome of "short and sweet." Well done!
Glad you liked it!
I love it, too. Unlike other youtubers who make a 20 minute long video to explain why the person likes that particular recipe in extensive detail.
Agree
I found one on UA-cam called "Newspaper" which I am currently obsessed over. Has the feeling of old newspaper photos. I do change my FFS a lot though.
Newspaper
Base film Sim: Acros + Yellow Filter
Grain effect: Strong, Small
Color effect: Off
Colour effect blue: Off
White Balance: Auto, R:-4, B:-3
Dynamic Range: Auto
Highlights: +2
Shadows: +2
Sharpness: +2
Noise Reduction: -3
This one sounds awesome already. Thanks for sharing with us!
looks unnatural . didnt exist Bw film with characteristics like those
can you share the channel?
@@kaneda8625Kevin Mullins is the channel, I thought I had added it but it must have dropped off!
Lovely bright and warm images mate, Thks for sharing !!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Need to try this out!!
Loved this ❤️🙏🙏
Love these photos! I've been using X-Trans IV Nostalgic Negative Recipe from FUJI X WEEKLY. It's been great so far!
Love this! Thanks
Cool man, love it!
Thank you!
WOW! Super video! You just gained a new fan
Love your approach. Great shots! Beautiful skin tones and highlights.
Thank you so much! Hope you give the recipe a try.
Thanks, going to try this one.
Enjoy!
Dude Ektachrome for bright nature-y days with blue skies and green, and Vibrant Arizona for the Wes Anderson vibes. Def gonna put this in tonight tho!
Dig it, thanks for the video
looks great 🤙
Thanks ! will try the recpie out ! I've been loving Serr's 500T for night photography !
Nice! Thanks for sharing with us!
Eddy's point n shoot has been great for me
yeah, I love this one too!
Impossible not to like this video.
Yeh defo gotta try this one out. For me personally I tend to mix up recipes for different vibes. My fav go to atm is this:
Classic Neg
Grain Effect Strong
Chrome Effect Strong
Chrome FX Blue OFF
White Balance: 5800k R-2 B-4
DR 200
Tone Curve H-1 S-1
Color -2
Sharpness -2
Noise Reduction -4
Clarity -3
Also a pretty warm/greenish look I looooove on a sunny day!
Hope you like it!
damn, you are good, very nice editing!
Thank you!
That's a good one, you can avoid processing delay with a diffusing filter instead of clarity
Just brought my clarity back to 0 and saw a huge difference. Thank you!
This! Just stay away from clarity setting in either direction, it slows shooting down so significantly and blacks out the screen for an annoyingly long time!
eddy maynard here on youtube has his "point and shoot" recipe that ive been obsessed with for flash photography at night and parties with a bit of shutter drag it looks incredible
Sounds so good already! Thanks for sharing! I’ll get into it
My fav right now its Reggy’s Portra
You just convinced me to grab an old fuji cam. This is so damn gorgeous.
You won’t regret it!
Kodak Portra 160 is the my prefered one (the closest to this one) as I have the xpro2. Then I use Ektar 100 :)
Totally agree, it's such a nice recipe... but doesn't work in dull gray weather IMHO... I also use Reggie's Portra and XPro62 a lot...
Totally agree. Awesome thanks for sharing a recipe with us!
I just got back from Palm Springs primarily shot “Vibrant Arizona” kind of the same vibe may a little more pastel like colors
Sounds like a great one to try out. Thanks for sharing!
Bright summer is another one good. Also try Fujicolor C200 for street shots
Awesome thanks for sharing!
portra 400 has been great
This is beautiful. Wish someone would replicate this on a Sony picture profile.
Ok still waiting on someone to replicate this on a Sony PP. I got $10 to the first person to do it and send it to me!
Love your shots, this is exactly the style I fell in love with! About to buy my first Fujifilm camera and I think I've officially decided on the XT30. What lense are you using in these shots? Thats the final decision for me to make haha
Thank you!! The Fujix100v has a fixed 35mm lens.
Kentmere pan-400 is pure fire (it's black and white but OH MY) recipe is on fujiweekly
There is a new recipe named "Classic Cuban Negative Recipe" that a creator on reddit made and i have to say after shooting a few weekend with its defiantly amazing for skin and flowers. It would certainly look really good with the diffusion filter you use also.
Thank you for the recommendation! 🙏🏽
The first recipe that came to my mind. :)
the first recipe that came to my mind.
I haven't been fully impressed with the recipes for Portra, Cinestill, or Kodachrome. This might be THE ONE. Going to cover an event the next couple days and I'll test it out.
i found the best fuji recipe is to use Raw . So fun to work with!
have you thought about keeping it, but adding a new white balance setting?
Marcus from Hacks!
hi, how do you switch back to one of the default factory recipes when you are on a Q button custom recipe? And is there a way in-screen to see which custom recipe is being used?
i have certain settings (color chrome effect; grain effect; dyamic range etc) disabled. Any idea how to edit those?
Is it replicable on older x100 models?
like it ! thanks! do you use a filter on the lens?
I do! I use a 1/8th Pro Mist Filter by Tiffen
Can camera with Xtrans 3 use this recipe?
It's better to use a mist or diffusion filter than lower the clarity in settings, it doesn't look filmic in my opinion. The color and contrast are great though
You have to try one called nostalgic
Classic chrome
Dr 200
Grain effect weak small
Wb auto
Highlight -1 shadow 0
Color + 4
Noise reduction -4
Awesome thanks for sharing 🙏🏽
Am I crazy, or is there no noise reduction on the Fujifilm X100VI? Thanks for sharing!
does it work for X100VI too?
I am not an expert at cameras. But does this recipe suit the xt30 ii?
Portra 400, Pushed HP5.
This is amazing! No offense to Fujixweekly because he is truly the GOAT, but I didn't quite like the photos he took using this recipe. Yours though? I can see how this recipe is your favorite! My current favorite are Portra 800 v2 and Kodakchrome 64
Is there a film stock that looks like this
My own Black and white simulation for the xs10. [Inspired by oppenheimer]
Acros red
WC 1 MG 0
CCE Strong
CCFXB Strong
Wb K 7500k R-0 B-2
DR auto
H-2 S-1.5
Sharpness+2
NR +1
Because you have that mist filter, does that affect the exposure compensation numbers? Like without the mist filter or ND would you be over exposing more than 1 2/3 stops? Coz I be using a similar recipe and I'm over exposing like 2+ stops sometimes.
The mist filter doesn’t really cut light but it’ll give it a bloom look. I’d say bring your exposure compensation to 0 or play with your manual settings case by case.
if my x100vi ever shows up i will ;p
Hi! Great photos brother! : ) I got a question - any idea why it takes to much time to save the photo when I use any recipes than without it? My X100VI needs like 2seconds to save it...
Maybe some settings take more processing for the camera. It takes a second to save the shot with the current settings. However when I change the clarity to 0 it saves the shot lighting fast.
@@Chollette Thanks a lot! :)) It helped when I changed clarity to '0'
Is this recipe good for xt5
Love this style! What are you shooting the video on? I only ask since the video clips don't seem to have the same style. 😀
My talking head shot in the park was on the pocket 3 and all the other b roll is on my fx3!
@@Chollette stellar photography, haven't done much video with Fujifilm yet, so I was curious if that was part of the flow. Thanks!
Do this works on X-T30 old ?
nice brrooo!! what's that thumb grip u have?
Thanks! It’s this here
Haoge THB-X2B Metal Hot Shoe Thumb Up Rest Hand Grip
Curious - is there any other setting you change to remove the delay caused by changing the clarity? thanks!
I haven't played with anything else besides putting my clarity to 0. Then it processes almost immediately.
When look at the preview, the image looks sick, but when I press the photo its overexposed, do I have to lower the Iso ? the pb is that I can't see how the light is until I take the shot, thank you for help!
Adjust your exposure compensation dial on the top right of your camera. Bring it to 0 and see how that feels
Kodak max 800
Thanks for sharing with us 🙏🏽
Noob question here. When you talk about exposure compensation. Do you mean specifically change the EC dial to add this in? Or do you mean like increasing ISO so it reads +1.6 etc?
I’m pretty sure the creator of the recipe meant the EC dial. They wanted it to be overexposed slightly for the “Bright” look. Raising ISO will raise the exposure of course so you could do it that way. Do whatever you think looks best! Hope that helps!
Where'd you get the camera strap from??? 😯
It’s the Eorefo 100cm strap! I got it on amazon
Do you always use the +1 exposure? My pictures are very bright with this one
Not always. It depends on the image and the feeling I want. The creator of this recipe actually intentionally wanted the slightly overexposed look. Take a look on FujiXWeekly for their explanation.
Which strap are you using? And how do you like it?
Eorefo Camera Strap Vintage 100cm. It’s perfect for me!
Are the sample pics straight out the am jpgs??? Theyre looking really sharp like an art-piece. i bought the x100v exactly for that purpose. RN the pictures are god, but not good enough to hang them on my walls. Should i use lightroom afterwards???
What do you feel the images are lacking? A lot of them are out of camera but I do edit them in post after sometimes too. I won’t change the color, just shadows and contrast so it has more of a punch to it.
@@Chollette you're giving me so much hope right now. I can't stand editing after the fact and it's my dream to find a camera that can come close to replicating a vintage film look. I'm a total novice but helpful content like this is a lifesaver!! ❤
Is the ISO something you just have to remember or can you set your camera to auto ISO up to a maximum of “x” value?
You can definitely keep it at auto or change it manually depending on your scene. ISO won’t effect the colors, just the exposure.
@@Chollette does the 400 dynamic range apply at lower iso as well? Or it always has to be at certain high iso levels to pull the 400% off? and if so does the camera adjust for that automatically?
@@felix6142 It's a kinda complex Fuji tech that automatically compensates ISO and mixes different signals and in-camera to try and get more dynamic range. It's totally analog, so it isn't some filter atop the RAW-it's actually getting more dynamic range.
@@zuckmania what do you mean its totally analog?
@@felix6142 While the sensor does directly turn photons to voltage, that signal is still analog, not entirely digital. It processes it using the raw voltage and current from the sensor and not as an effect on the digital signal.
How much was done in post besides grain?
I’ll deepen the blacks and contrast to give it more of a punch but that’s it
@@Chollette Thank You. I may have to rent one and check it out!
What is a film recipe? I’m new to photography
Some Fuji cameras allow you to input custom settings to achieve different colors like this one. They’re used to replicate what actual old school film looked like but in a digital format.
What lens filter do you have it on?
Black Pro Mist 1/8th
Thanks big dawg
Whats it like with Clarity at 0?
I like it better honestly!
Sexy. I dig it. Thanks for sharing!
Great shots, but shooting film ≠ yellow highlights. I'm seeing this yellow cast a huge amount in film recipes... unsure how it's become a thing because film certainly is not about it... Likewise for the soap opera haze filter everyone is using. I imagine in the near future we'll look back at this as a dated trend like old vintage instagram filters or HDR.
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ikr? Highlights in film typically don’t contain a color bias and are plain white.
Film simulations are not provided solely for replicating film exactly…. Some simulations seek to closely replicate and some add some nuance. Relax.
you sound fun
Sorry for a naive question, this is used post process correct?
You insert those settings into your camera and then it will produce this look. That’s the fun part about Fuji cameras. It’s like editing first, then shooting.
@@Chollette This is very helpful, thank you
Anyone else trying out countless Fiji film recipes and they never look like the ones in these videos or on Fuji X Weekly? It is really frustrating, I got the X-T30ii for that "Fuji look" (and because the x100v couldn't even be ordered anywhere) a year ago but I could not replicate ANY of the recipe's styles with these exact settings or additional tweaking in camera. I start to believe that all these UA-camrs do way more to their images in post than they are admitting. Is it the camera? I thought the X-E4, X100v, X-T4 and X-T30ii were all identical in sensor and processing? Why do my images only kid of resemble this style but it is never THAT MASSIVELY AWESOME? Can anyone help out?
Some recipes only work for specific scenario, as you can see most Kodak recipes set the white balance to daylight (or around 5500-6500K) , that’s mean you’ll get the best result in daylight situations. If the results is not what you want, try tweaking white balance and WB shift, or simply set it to Auto White Balance for the better results
Why 95% use classic chrome, i don’t understand that.
Lifeunintend website - simulation: Color! I heard you use a 1/8th from tiffen, do you still use the negative clarity setting besides that or do you disable it with the filter? Deff. Going to try bright kodak, thanks for the inspiration
I’ve honestly left the clarity at -3. Sometimes I like it but other times I see it being too soft and I’ll punch the image in Lightroom.
Thanks for watching and sharing!