I have recently come across your channel and really enjoy your amazing reviews with the fuji film recipes you like, Goughie. Thank you so much for the detail you provide, I have already learnt a lot from you and absolutely LOVE your personal 'versatile' film recipe you shared with us. I have been loving using that, so thank you again! Your hard work is appreciated.
Great video, I agree, for my eyes "MIKE CHUDLEY - PERFECT V2" looks the best, I loaded that baby up on my X-H2s, can't wait to try it out this weekend!
I’m half way through finishing a recipe inspired by Blade Runner 2049… You’re welcome to try it out guys. Project 2049 Eterna Dynamic Range: DR400 Highlight: 0 Shadow: +2 Color: +2 Noise Reduction: -4 Sharpening: -2 Clarity: -1 Grain Effect: Weak, Large Color Chrome Effect: Strong Color Chrome Effect Blue: Strong White Balance: Shade , -1 Red, +5 Blue ISO: Auto, up to ISO 3200 Exposure Compensation: +1/3 to -2/3 (typically)
Agree. I only recently discovered Mike’s recipe and it’s great. Unlike most recipes, it does not feel gimicky, but it’s really useable in everyday life.
I always seen your videos here and there but finally subscribed after seeing how good your taste was for Fuji recipes. I really like the one you shared using astia.
how different would be a recipe based on classic chrome (that also have the x100f) with the results on the x100v?, i have a x100f and i want to try them!
Really enjoyed this video. Loved the comparisons and the editorial comments about usability. I watch a lot vids and tend to lurk and not comment… this video deserves a comment to acknowledge how good it is. Keep it up.
Excellent video on one of my favorite topics. I particularly enjoy the inclusion of your photos to illustrate the recipes. Would you mind telling me how you make the white border/frame? All the photos displayed are very uniform in size, etc. Please keep the videos coming...
The white board isn’t actually a part of the photo at all! it’s done at the video editing stage. It’s literally a white box the same shape as the image increased in scale a little For socials I used the app unfold to add borders Thank you for watching!
i was wondering why the kojakgold wasnt looking right, i had it set to +1 1/3 EV instead of +1/3 🤦♂. do you know if there is a plug in or something to input fuji recipe settings straight into lightroom? would make the workflow must easier.
Great video, thanks for sharing your favorites! But Roman's recipe is MINUS 4 though😅 funny because you say how you like the plus four colour setting, but on his website it certainly says minus, if I'm correct.
One question. Mh when the camara is set in a different language Nc is the same as Classic Negative? Can I use these recipes in the Fuji Converter also on RAWs? Or is there a possibility to save those in Lightroom too? Thanks for helping… 😊
I get the decision to go AWB, and I tend to do so. But when you're trying to impose limitations on yourself (for fun's sake!), it also makes sense to do a fixed WB, like analog film stock.
Sporting of you to recognize your peers, Goughie. Comparisons a plus. How often do you color calibrate your monitors? Do you use reference photos from recipe authors? Cheers!
LOVE these videos of you showing selected recipes. Keep it up :) Would love an ep. with the most film-like recipes. Also love the comparison in the end, keep it up!
Goughie, you might like my Warm Stone recipe. Try it if you like… Warm Stone Pro Neg Standard Dynamic Range: DR200 Highlight: -1 Shadow: -1 Color: +1 Noise Reduction: -3 Sharpening: 0 Clarity: 0 Grain Effect: Weak, Small Color Chrome Effect: Weak Color Chrome Effect Blue: Weak White Balance: 6300k, +1 Red, -3 Blue ISO: Auto, up to ISO 3200 Exposure Compensation: 0 to +2/3 (typically)
Epic video Goughie! The work in comparing all of these recipes and crediting the creators is fantastic. I am biased in picking Roman Fox's recipe this time cause I love his channel and learned so much from his work, but the Kojack also really got my eye. I love green tint :D Cheers mate!
I'm running a X-S20 and I never know whether to use the recipes (on Fuji-X Weekly) that are designed for the X-Trans 4 or 5.... Just because it has the older sensor, but the newer processor.... 🤷♂
There are subtle difference between the recent cameras, but recipes look similar I hear. The fun in is the testing and finding out which looks suit you, adjusting them if you feel the need
Bit of a noob to photography and color(recipes). Just for fun, I would like to take some pictures and give them a bit of "Barbie style". Any (easy) tips on how to do this?
The metering mode is entirely up to you and what you’re shooting, has little to do with the colours Most of the recipes have what exposure compensation to use in the description
This all seems good and well but whenever I use any sort of custom recipe the speed of my camera slows down immensely. I’m running on the x100v and I can’t shoot with out the “storing” message popping up. Anyone know why or how to fix?
@@noisiboi7308 literally just clarity! I mention in this video a couple times that I turn it off on most recipes! Having it process is soooo annoying! No worries! Thank you for watching!
Have to admit I bought the Xt5 due to the recipes but still prefer to edit my own in Lightroom. The recipes just aren’t that great. Everything I see just seems average.
I think my opinion is that I like the fact I have the JPEGS for a quick share to socials, I do however still edit most of my photos in lightroom! It’s not a replacement for editing more of an additional option
@@Goughie Agree. I think I was just hoping for more as I already own a Nikon Z6. I thought I would use the film simulations more and the recipes but I just end up editing the RAW file. Oh well still a great camera to carry around.
@@Goughie just had to poke a little fun! Great video btw. I did get a laugh out of how many times you said it, not a bad thing just driving home what you love.
Ayyy glad you enjoyed my recipe! Great video once again 👌🏻
I have recently come across your channel and really enjoy your amazing reviews with the fuji film recipes you like, Goughie. Thank you so much for the detail you provide, I have already learnt a lot from you and absolutely LOVE your personal 'versatile' film recipe you shared with us. I have been loving using that, so thank you again! Your hard work is appreciated.
Thank you for the kind words! I’m glad you’ve found some some value in it all!
Great video, I agree, for my eyes "MIKE CHUDLEY - PERFECT V2" looks the best, I loaded that baby up on my X-H2s, can't wait to try it out this weekend!
excellent!! lately really loving the Superia Xtra 400
Really liked the last section that you put all 5 recipes together.
I’m half way through finishing a recipe inspired by Blade Runner 2049…
You’re welcome to try it out guys.
Project 2049
Eterna
Dynamic Range: DR400 Highlight: 0 Shadow: +2 Color: +2 Noise Reduction: -4 Sharpening: -2 Clarity: -1 Grain Effect: Weak, Large Color Chrome Effect: Strong Color Chrome Effect Blue: Strong White Balance: Shade , -1 Red, +5 Blue ISO: Auto, up to ISO 3200 Exposure Compensation: +1/3 to -2/3 (typically)
Agree. I only recently discovered Mike’s recipe and it’s great. Unlike most recipes, it does not feel gimicky, but it’s really useable in everyday life.
Very rarely do I hit subscribe but the way you gave everyone credit and just shared all the recourses. Excited to binge your videos
Loaded kojak gold up, shooting in Bruges today with it! Great video
Kojak Gold looks amazing. I might have to try that next time I go out.
Kojak 😅 🤭😁 love the name
Great video, love that you showed them side by side, and also picked a favorite, A+
I always seen your videos here and there but finally subscribed after seeing how good your taste was for Fuji recipes. I really like the one you shared using astia.
Thanks for all the work behind the video, the description help a lot to get those reciples!
how different would be a recipe based on classic chrome (that also have the x100f) with the results on the x100v?, i have a x100f and i want to try them!
Love them all but I have to give it up to Mike's recipe being the most useful for everyday shooting. Absolute gem going straight into my XP2!
thank you! I am in love with the Justin- kojak gold!
good selection, every time I see such a video from you I think that I should make a new recipe. :D
You really should! You’ve got high standards to uphold though!
Really enjoyed this video. So helpful.
Really enjoyed this video. Loved the comparisons and the editorial comments about usability. I watch a lot vids and tend to lurk and not comment… this video deserves a comment to acknowledge how good it is. Keep it up.
Thank you! You’re too kind!
Excellent and informative video, so I've subscribed.
Thank you!
Excellent video on one of my favorite topics. I particularly enjoy the inclusion of your photos to illustrate the recipes. Would you mind telling me how you make the white border/frame? All the photos displayed are very uniform in size, etc. Please keep the videos coming...
The white board isn’t actually a part of the photo at all! it’s done at the video editing stage. It’s literally a white box the same shape as the image increased in scale a little
For socials I used the app unfold to add borders
Thank you for watching!
Thanks! What's more 70ish than Kojak? 😊
Kojak Gold looks really good! I can’t wait to try it out on my XT5 🔥 Thanks for sharing.
love these videos, always find a great new recipe to try
i was wondering why the kojakgold wasnt looking right, i had it set to +1 1/3 EV instead of +1/3 🤦♂.
do you know if there is a plug in or something to input fuji recipe settings straight into lightroom? would make the workflow must easier.
Thank you!
Question: These are available to use in bracketing? Follow up, ways to bind film simulation bracketing to custom profiles?
Thanks a lot ❤
About to add Kojak Gold to my recipe list, I typically edit my raw images with those tones.
Great video, thanks for sharing your favorites! But Roman's recipe is MINUS 4 though😅 funny because you say how you like the plus four colour setting, but on his website it certainly says minus, if I'm correct.
My favorite would have to either be Perfect V2 as well or Kojak gold. Thanks for sharing these! Btw am also a big fan of your astia recipe.
Thank you! I still use my recipe a lot! 👌🏻 I use it for video too!
I have a fuji x-m1 and I’m not really able to change anything…so do you know how to add these film recipes afterwards? 🥺🙏
Thx.
One question. Mh when the camara is set in a different language Nc is the same as Classic Negative? Can I use these recipes in the Fuji Converter also on RAWs? Or is there a possibility to save those in Lightroom too? Thanks for helping… 😊
I get the decision to go AWB, and I tend to do so. But when you're trying to impose limitations on yourself (for fun's sake!), it also makes sense to do a fixed WB, like analog film stock.
Sounds like a plan!
Indeed! Fujifilm is one of the best community ❤️
I cant pick between Mike and the Kojak. So good
Sporting of you to recognize your peers, Goughie. Comparisons a plus. How often do you color calibrate your monitors? Do you use reference photos from recipe authors? Cheers!
I’ve never calibrated! All these recipes have been shared by them! So I’m not matching anything up here
LOVE these videos of you showing selected recipes. Keep it up :) Would love an ep. with the most film-like recipes. Also love the comparison in the end, keep it up!
Do these recipes work on the Fuji xt1? Thanks so much for this video :-)
You’ll only be able to input some of the settings, and I think you’ll have to remember the offsets or write them down
Kojak Gold reminds me a Garrett King color style.
I need to actually load these up
First like and view here, brother!
And comment! 💪🏻
@@Goughie You're a big inspiration.
Cheers. I didn't see your recipes you mentioned in the end of the video. You pointed towards them but I didn't see them
Thank you! I’m away atm so can’t fix it! How annoying!
Goughie, you might like my Warm Stone recipe. Try it if you like…
Warm Stone
Pro Neg Standard
Dynamic Range: DR200 Highlight: -1 Shadow: -1 Color: +1 Noise Reduction: -3 Sharpening: 0 Clarity: 0 Grain Effect: Weak, Small Color Chrome Effect: Weak Color Chrome Effect Blue: Weak White Balance: 6300k, +1 Red, -3 Blue ISO: Auto, up to ISO 3200 Exposure Compensation: 0 to +2/3 (typically)
Hi! Thanks for this video 🤗 I always like to discover some recipes!
I have a question, how it works with older camera (I have an X-pro 2)? Thanks 🇫🇷
Key in as many settings as you can! A few will be missing so it won’t be exact but should be somewhat close
can i use this recepies in fujifilm xa5?
Can you please make those recipes for the Ricoh??? Please
I’m debating a video on Ricoh recipes to see if they are any good! The guy behind fujixweekly has shared some settings for Ricoh!
Epic video Goughie!
The work in comparing all of these recipes and crediting the creators is fantastic.
I am biased in picking Roman Fox's recipe this time cause I love his channel and learned so much from his work, but the Kojack also really got my eye. I love green tint :D
Cheers mate!
Agreed! Romans channel is a gold mine!
MIKE CHUDLEY White Balance: Auto, White Balance: Auto, +2 Red & -3 Blue . In your video RED +12 + ? ?
Typo! Oh maaaaan
@@Goughie Alrighty 😊🍭🍭
yeah, try it red like hell😂😂😂
I love my x-pro 1 but I feel so limited in film recipes:(
perfect v2 RED is +12?
I'm running a X-S20 and I never know whether to use the recipes (on Fuji-X Weekly) that are designed for the X-Trans 4 or 5....
Just because it has the older sensor, but the newer processor.... 🤷♂
That’s a good question 🤔 I suspect the answer is go with the recipes for the sensor
There are subtle difference between the recent cameras, but recipes look similar I hear. The fun in is the testing and finding out which looks suit you, adjusting them if you feel the need
Bit of a noob to photography and color(recipes). Just for fun, I would like to take some pictures and give them a bit of "Barbie style". Any (easy) tips on how to do this?
interesting thought, I think the hard part would be trying to define exact what Barbie style means
Is the Red adjustment in the white balance supposed to be +12? Or is that a typo?
Typo! +2!
Just a heads up, there are no end screen cards in the video.
Thank you! I’m away for a while so I can’t fix it! How annoying!
Fuji xXx !!!! Weekly ;-)
I’ve googled and googled…. No luck. What is the recommended metering mode for these recipes and the +1/3 or +2/3 EC? Thanks!
The metering mode is entirely up to you and what you’re shooting, has little to do with the colours
Most of the recipes have what exposure compensation to use in the description
This all seems good and well but whenever I use any sort of custom recipe the speed of my camera slows down immensely. I’m running on the x100v and I can’t shoot with out the “storing” message popping up. Anyone know why or how to fix?
@@gabrielnava4789 yes! That’s the clarity setting! Turn it off any you’ll be back to normal
why i cant adjust the red on wb to +12 the max is +9 im using xs10 btw
It’s a typo, supposed to be +2
My X-T100 won't let me adjust my film simulation.
Everyone finds out what Fuji weekly recipes are and everyone creates just about the same recipes as he does but just renaming them LOL
I mean, there are only so many toggles and variables you can adjust and the guy has like a whole gazillion of them on FujiX Weekly
If only Fuji would address how much slower these recipes make the camera. The sight of 'processing' makes me just go back to shooting RAW.
Are you aware it’s only the clarity setting that causes it?
@@Goughie is it really? I thought it was just the level of changes involved in each recipe. Thanks for the tip mate, and keep up the content!
@@noisiboi7308 literally just clarity! I mention in this video a couple times that I turn it off on most recipes! Having it process is soooo annoying! No worries! Thank you for watching!
@@Goughie I thought that was just an aesthetic preference 😂.
Going to try this on the xe4 tomorrow, thanks again.
@@Goughie @noisiboi7308 Clarity is also a trivial edit in post a second before posting the image. Def consider turning it off in most of them.
I don't know if this is a common problem on Fuji cameras, I just got a Fuji myself
I ran out of slots for custom recipes 😂😂
At least you have a new enough camera to have slots! 😅
Peut-être pas les meilleurs preset mais bonne vidéo !
Yeah sorry, definitely not missing out on Ronan Fox 🤣🤣🤣🤦♂️
Good! ahaha! can't be missed!
that boy faded as fuck 🤣🤣
Have to admit I bought the Xt5 due to the recipes but still prefer to edit my own in Lightroom. The recipes just aren’t that great. Everything I see just seems average.
I think my opinion is that I like the fact I have the JPEGS for a quick share to socials, I do however still edit most of my photos in lightroom! It’s not a replacement for editing more of an additional option
@@Goughie Agree. I think I was just hoping for more as I already own a Nikon Z6. I thought I would use the film simulations more and the recipes but I just end up editing the RAW file. Oh well still a great camera to carry around.
Do these editings and recipes come within the cam software?
@@hussamjamal8675 film sims come with the fuji cams. You can tweak the settings in camera for the recipes.
I wonder if bro likes warm imagines? Lol
Naaah…. I like warm images though
@@Goughie just had to poke a little fun! Great video btw. I did get a laugh out of how many times you said it, not a bad thing just driving home what you love.
they are all bad , unfortunately
Nightmare!