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Moody Metropolis 500T - Joker-Inspired Film Recipe For Fujifilm

A dark and moody low light film recipe with a greenish hue, inspired by the Joker, suitable for all Fujifilm X-Series cameras. IvanYolo Mood: Joker Inspired, Dark, Moody, High Contrast, Low Light The recent release of the 2024 Joker film trailer captivated audiences with its compelling visuals, prompting me to channel this creative energy into developing a unique addition to my Fujifilm recipes. Inspired by the movie's dark, atmospheric tones, I set out to create the Moody Metropolis 500T—a one-of-a-kind film simulation with custom settings that mimic the aesthetic of the Joker movie. Based on the Classic Negative simulation, this recipe underwent numerous hours of meticulous fine-tuning. My explorations took me on night photo walks through the darkest corners of Kuala Lumpur, searching for ideal settings that embody the film’s moody essence. This guide delves into the Moody Metropolis 500T, discussing its development, settings, and how to capture evocative images that resonate with the somber and captivating aesthetic of its cinematic inspiration.

Background and Inspiration Of The Moody Metropolis 500T Film Recipe

Fujifilm X-T4, SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, April 2024 The Moody Metropolis 500T film simulation recipe draws its inspiration from the gritty, urban atmosphere depicted in the 2024 Joker film. Set against a backdrop of societal decay and personal turmoil, the film uses a distinct color palette that emphasizes deep greens, muted ambers, and shadowy blacks. This visual style serves not only to heighten the emotional intensity of the narrative but also to evoke a sense of unease and contemplation.Fujifilm’s Classic Negative film simulation, the base for Moody Metropolis 500T, is itself modeled after the Superia film stock, known for its high contrast color reproduction and dynamic tonal range. By tweaking this simulation, the Moody Metropolis 500T aims to replicate the cinematic feel of celluloid film used in many classic movies, including the color grading styles typical of films shot on Kodak Vision3 500T (tungsten) film stock, which are known for their cooler, moodier undertones, and higher contrast. The Shadow and Color adjustment are left on default setting at 0 to avoid harsh shadow and color.Rather than opting for the Eterna/Cinema (used for the Teal Obscura), I chose the Classic Negative for its enhanced tonal range, which truly delivers a more dynamic visual impact. This decision has proven to be highly effective, as it does not disappoint in bringing out rich, vivid details in the images.

Achieve Dark & Moody Cinematic Street Photography

The Moody Metropolis 500T excels in street photography, where its ability to render complex lighting and urban textures can be fully utilized. Photographs taken with this recipe often showcase a dramatic interplay between light and shadow, highlighting the isolating and sometimes melancholic atmosphere of urban environments.The Moody Metropolis 500T is best used in low-light conditions by leveraging higher ISO settings, it allows photographers to capture detailed scenes even in dimly lit environments, without a substantial loss of image quality. This makes it an ideal choice for those looking to preserve clarity and detail in less-than-optimal lighting situations. To capture images using this Joker film recipe, it's essential to shoot in manual mode and slightly underexpose your shots to achieve the desired moody and dark aesthetic.Tips: Use manual mode, and when shooting in low light, always try to incorporate tungsten or fluorescent lighting, as well as scenes with orange hues, to enhance the visual impact.

Technical Details of Moody Metropolis 500T - Joker Inspired Recipe

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight -1 Shadow 0 Color 0 WB / Color Temperature Fluorescent Light-2, -3 Red & -6 Blue Exposure Compensation up to -2/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Sharpness 0 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak / Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range 400 These Fujifilm custom settings form the core of the Moody Metropolis 500T film recipe. The adjustments in white balance enhance the hue tones while maintaining cooler, desaturated shadows, mimicking the film’s distinctive tonal balance. The increase in shadow tone deepens the blacks, adding to the dramatic effect, while the reduction in color saturation prevents the colors from becoming too vivid, thus maintaining a more subdued and realistic portrayal.The recipe is versatile enough to handle a variety of lighting conditions. In bright daylight, the DR400 setting helps manage highlights effectively, preserving details that might otherwise be lost. Under artificial or tungsten lighting, the white balance adjustments come into play, with a greenish tone to deliver images with a haunting, cinematic quality. I recommend shooting in low-light conditions, especially at night, as this recipe truly excels.If you're just starting in street photography and want to achieve a cinematic look, you can explore the fundamental photography techniques and basic compositions I employ during my street photography sessions.The sample images provided were captured straight out of the camera using a Fujifilm X-T4 camera paired with the SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 lens, during my street photography outing, shooting at some of the best locations for street photography in KL. This Joker-inspired film recipe for Fujifilm cameras is compatible with all Fujifilm X-Series models that feature the Classic Negative film simulation. You might also be interested in other low light recipes, such as the Cine Obscura or the Arkham Dark recipe based on the Batman movie.

Fujifilm X-T4, SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, February 2024

Fujifilm X-T4, SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, April 2024

Fujifilm X-T4, SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, March 2024

Fujifilm X-T4, SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, April 2024

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MetroChrome Obscura - Warm Cinematic Film Recipe For Fujifilm Cameras

Discover a remarkable, vivid and warm Classic Chrome film simulation recipe that beautifully emulates the beloved CineStill 400D film stock. Perfect for all your street and portrait photography needs, especially those with stunning high contrast scenes. IvanYolo Mood: Warm Cinematic, Vivid, Film-Look It has been awhile and I am excited to share with you another version of my cinematic film recipes, MetroChrome Obscura and this time we are going to create a Fujifilm simulation recipe that mimics the iconic CineStill 400D film stock. With just a few adjustments to your Fujifilm camera settings, you will be able to unlock the magic of this MetroChrome Obscura film recipe and achieve the same warm tones, fine-grain structure, and cinematic aesthetic that is unique to CineStill 400D. Let's get started and create a stunning Fujifilm recipe that pays homage to this film stock.After the incredible success of creating the Vision Obscura recipe, I found myself inspired to go for round two and create a new masterpiece. This time, I am excited to present to you my mimic of the beloved warm and high-contrast CineStill 400D film stock, optimized for use on any Fujifilm X-Series camera with the Classic Chrome film simulation.

About The MetroChrome Obscura Recipe

Created using Classic Chrome film simulation for all Fujifilm X Series cameras, MetroChrome Obscura is a fantastic option for street photographers wanting great warm tone results both during the day and at night. With its tested ability to capture stunning images in various lighting conditions, this warm cinematic film simulation recipe is a must-try for any photography enthusiast who is looking for a Classic Chrome based film recipe. MetroChrome Obscura is an excellent choice for low-light conditions. With the addition of a diffusion filter, you can further improve your photography and achieve a more cinematic look. Its fine-grain structure with the film grain settings set to minimal and warm tones make it ideal for capturing captivating portraits with a nostalgic feel. Trust MetroChrome Obscura to deliver exceptional results every time. It took me several attempts to perfect the white balance shift and Kelvin temperature adjustments for the MetroChrome Obscura but I ended up setting the White Balance to Daylight. My goal was to achieve a balanced tonality while preserving the unique warm tones during rapid lighting changes throughout a scene. If you're using an older Fujifilm X-Trans sensor camera and want to try out the MetroChrome Obscura, don't stress over the settings. The most important thing is to adjust the white balance shift. Don't fuss over any custom settings if they're not readily available on your camera. For portrait photographers that uses film simulation recipes, MetroChrome Obscura can be a great alternative to the popular Downtown Bloom or High Fashion recipe. With its subtle yet distinct tones, MetroChrome Obscura adds an extra layer of depth to your photographs, making them stand out in any setting. So if you're looking for a fresh take on a warm film recipe, give MetroChrome Obscura a try and see the difference for yourself.

MetroChrome Obscura For Vivid Cinematic Tone

Thank you so much for your continued support and interest in my Fujifilm recipes! As a result of high demand from my photographer friends and readers who have already tried my recipes, I have created MetroChrome Obscura specifically for Fujifilm users who are seeking a new warm-look film recipe with Classic Chrome. I truly appreciate all of your encouragement and I am grateful to have such an amazing community of photographers to share my passion with.This film simulation recipe is intended to be used on older Fujifilm camera models X-Trans III and X-Trans IV, as well as new sensors X-T5, X-H2, and X-H2S, the X100VI, and perhaps the latest Fujifilm X-T50.This CineStill 400D film recipe is one of the Obscura recipes & Classic Chrome recipes that came to my mind all of a sudden and using Classic Chrome is also another option to eliminate some bluish tone when shooting at night. Trust me, there were some unwanted tones when I tested Classic Negative, although I originally wanted to use that for this recipe. So, it's always wise to experiment when creating film recipes to find the one that truly works.

MetroChrome Obscura Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Chrome Highlight -1 Shadow +0.5 Color +3 WB / Color Temperature Daylight, 4 Red & -5 Blue Exposure Compensation -1/3 to +1/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Sharpness -2 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Off Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Off Dynamic Range 400

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Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm f2 - Kuala Lumpur, March 2024

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, January 2024

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm f2 - Kuala Lumpur, March 2024

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Reala Ace Film Recipe For Fujifilm X-Trans IV - Street Edition

A Japanese film simulation recipe with vibrant tonality, perfectly suited for a variety of scenes for the 4th generation Fujifilm Cameras

IvanYolo Introducing the latest addition to Fujifilm recipes lineup – Reala Ace film recipe. Originally tailored for the Fujifilm GFX100 II and X100VI, this 20th film simulation meticulously blends faithful color reproduction with a distinctive hard tonality, ensuring its versatility across various subjects and shooting scenarios. Drawing inspiration from the beloved Fujicolor Superia Reala 100, the REALA ACE film simulation has quickly become a favorite among Fujifilm enthusiasts.If you find yourself still using a 4th generation Fujifilm camera, fear not. The Reala Ace film simulation offers a compelling recipe to replicate the sought-after aesthetic. It provides a bridge between the nostalgia of classic film and the convenience of digital photography.

About The Reala Ace Film Recipe

By using the Classic Negative film simulation as a base, Reala Ace is tweaked to imitate the Reala Ace film stock. This lets older Fujifilm cameras enjoy the unique tones of this film recipe. It's worth noting that the original REALA ACE film simulation on the GFX100 II and Fujifilm X100VI was designed to complement the capabilities of larger sensors found in newer Fujifilm models. So, if you're rocking an older Fujifilm camera, exploring this Reala Ace film recipe might be an excellent starting point to capture the essence of this innovative film simulation. Dive into the world of nuanced color and bold tonality with Reala Ace film recipe on your trusted Fujifilm gear.After conducting thorough research and analyzing the Fujicolor Reala Ace 100 film stock sample photos on Lomography, I observed subtle differences resulting from changing light conditions, but the tonality has been fine-tuned to suit a broad range of scenes. Interestingly, I've developed a comparable recipe, the papurudorimu recipe, which produces a tone remarkably similar to the observed results. What stands out to me in this Reala Ace film recipe is the resemblance in certain tones to the actual film stock.Now, turning our attention to the Reala Ace film recipe tailored for the Fujifilm X-Trans IV, there's a deliberate adjustment in the white balance shift, creating a more subdued and nuanced effect. This modification aims to enhance the overall visual experience, offering a unique tonal balance that complements the characteristics of the X-Trans IV sensor.Please note that when using the Reala Ace film recipe, the tonality may appear slightly muted due to the Highlight & Shadow adjusted to -0.5. However, this also means that the recipe is versatile and can perform well under various lighting conditions, making it a great option for any photographer.

Reala Ace Film Recipe: Great For All Scenes

The Reala Ace film recipe is the ultimate solution for all your photography needs if you are looking to shoot SOOC JPEG. Whether you're capturing lively street scenes, stunning portraits, or breathtaking landscapes, this recipe has got you covered. Its ease of use makes shooting a breeze, while its high-quality output ensures that your images stand out from the rest.It is imperative to shoot under ideal lighting conditions. The ideal conditions are most prevalent during the daytime when the sun illuminates the foreground while casting shadows on the background. This enhances and fully exploits the film recipe's unique attributes. If you are unsatisfied with the REALA ACE film simulation on your Fujifilm cameras, you might want to experiment with custom settings. Give it a try and see if it meets your preferences.Debates among the street photography community page on Facebook argue that when it comes to street photography, the usage of filters or presets can compromise the authenticity and rawness of the captured moment. However, I do not adhere to any strict rules or limitations when it comes to my approach to street photography. As long as it's not overly tweaked or adjusted till it looks weird, it's fine. So have fun and enjoy shooting, peeps!

Reala Ace Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight 0 Shadow -0.5 Color -0.5 WB / Color Temperature Auto Ambience Priority, -1 Red & +2 Blue Exposure Compensation -1/3 to +2/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity -1 Sharpness 0 Noise Reduction 0 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak / Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range 400

Reala Ace Sample Photos

During my recent street photography session in Kuala Lumpur, I had the pleasure of testing out the Fujifilm X-T4 with the incredible SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 lens. From the hustle and bustle of the city to the everyday moments of local life, I was able to capture stunning shots that truly showcase the beauty of this vibrant destination.

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 - Kuala Lumpur, February 2024

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YOLO Vision - Bespoke Film Recipe for Fujifilm Cameras

A bespoke film simulation recipe with vibrant hues, perfectly suited for a variety of scenes for Fujifilm Cameras

IvanYolo Mood: Bespoke, Vibrant Hues, Warm, Street Embark on a photographic journey with the YOLO Vision Film Recipe—a bespoke film simulation recipe inspired by the renowned Kodachrome, meticulously fine-tuned to cater to Classic Chrome enthusiasts. Crafted with passion and precision, this rendition is a testament to the dedication of capturing the essence of timeless warmth in every frame.Designed exclusively for Classic Chrome lovers, the YOLO Vision Film Recipe shines in various lighting conditions, making it a versatile companion for both outdoor adventures and indoor settings. Whether you're exploring cityscapes, immersing yourself in urban scenes, or capturing the daily rhythms of the streets, this recipe unveils its magic, enhancing your images with a unique blend of hues.

A Little More About YOLO Vision Film Recipe

The YOLO Vision Film Recipe not only pays homage to the Kodachrome but also carves its own path, offering Classic Chrome shooters a distinctive experience. As you navigate through the dynamic landscapes of urban cityscapes, witness the seamless transition from day to night photography. Immerse yourself in a symphony of vibrant colors, each click promising to be a visual masterpiece that encapsulates the spirit of the moment.YOLO Vision is a mix of innovation and creativity that will help turn your photos into art, whether you're taking them in the morning or at night. Your Fujifilm camera will help you tell stories that are real and warm.The YOLO Vision is a new way to take pictures with a Fujifilm camera. It blends green with a warm tone to make your pictures look unique. It's different from other Fujifilm settings and will give your pictures more depth and personality. YOLO Vision turns your pictures into a visual symphony that makes them look fresh and artistic. Try using YOLO Vision to create a signature look that shows your creative style in a special way.The current setting for minimal film grain would help to ensure that the images produced have a cleaner and more polished look. Interestingly, this particular film recipe was actually inspired by the Fujifilm Venus 400 film, which is based on the Classic Negative film simulation. However, upon receiving numerous requests from my readers all the time, I made the decision to create more Classic Chrome recipes that can be utilized by film recipe users out there. This way, I hope my readers can enjoy the benefits of utilizing this new recipe without any hassle. :)

Will Film Recipes Work For All Fujifilm X Series Cameras?

If you happen to be using any of Fujifilm's X Series cameras, including X-Trans III, X-Trans IV, or X-Trans V, and have chosen the Classic Chrome film simulation, then YOLO Vision will be fully compatible with your camera, right out of the box. This is because the YOLO Vision Film recipe has been specifically fine-tuned based on White Balance and White Balance Shift, which are both features available on these cameras.Many Fujifilm users / photographers often wonder if they can use specific film recipes on specific cameras, and the answer is that there are no hard and fast rules that prohibit this practice! In fact, the great thing about photography is that you have the creative freedom to experiment with different types of film, settings, and techniques to produce unique and stunning images that showcase your vision and style.By playing around with film recipes and camera models, you can discover new ways to bring out the best in your photography and create one-of-a-kind shots that stand out from the crowd. So don't hesitate to experiment and take risks with your film and camera choices - you never know what amazing results you might be able to achieve!However, if you are using an older Fujifilm camera that does not include these features, then you may choose to skip settings such as Clarity, Color Chrome Effect, or FX Blue, as they may not be available on your camera. Either way, rest assured that the YOLO Vision film recipe is here to help make your photography experience even more enjoyable and effortless. xDHappy shooting!

YOLO Vision Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Chrome Highlight 0 Shadow +1 Color +2 WB / Color Temperature 5600K, -3 Red & 0 Blue Exposure Compensation Up to +1/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity -3 Sharpness 0 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak / Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Sample photos were taken with the Fujifilm X-T4 and the following lenses: SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2, Fujinon XF35mm f2 R WR, and Samyang XAF 12mm f2. It is best to shoot in good lighting, as the -3 Clarity setting may make photos appear dull if it is cloudy or there is no sunlight.

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

Fujifilm X-T4 // Samyang XAF 12mm F2

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

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Teal Obscure - Orange Teal Recipe For Fujifilm (Wong Kar-Wai Inspired)

Wong Kar-Wai look-alike cinematic Orange Teal recipe for Fujifilm cameras

IvanYolo Mood: Cinematic, Low-Light, Orange Teal, Fallen Angels Orange Teal Recipe: Teal Obscure is a wonderfully unique and carefully crafted mood recipe inspired by none other than the incredible Wong Kar-Wai's Fallen Angels movie. This recipe was specifically designed for Fujifilm enthusiasts who are looking to capture the moody and atmospheric elements featured in this classic film. The use of teal hues (most probably it's green) throughout the recipe creates a distinctive look that is sure to make your photos stand out from the crowd.With Teal Obscure for all Fujifilm cameras, you'll be able to recreate the same evocative and mysterious vibe that was present in Wong Kar-Wai's masterpiece. Whether you're an experienced photographer or just starting out, this recipe is perfect for experimenting with and exploring the creative possibilities of your Fujifilm camera.

A Little More About Teal Obscure Orange Teal Recipe

Teal Obscure was initially a hidden recipe under the One for the Road B&W recipe for quite some time, but I decided to differentiate it. Teal Obscure is a name with a special significance. This distinctive title was not randomly selected but was thoughtfully and deliberately chosen after much reflection. You see, as the inventor of Teal Obscure, I envisioned a specific orange teal recipe tone that I wanted to attain. However, uncertainties arose as to whether the exact hue I imagined was possible or not. After numerous experiments and tests, I eventually achieved the perfect greenish tone (intended for the teal look) that I had been seeking. From that point forward, the name Teal Obscure symbolized the tenacity and dedication required to achieve that elusive, flawless color. So, while it might appear to be just a name, Teal Obscure carries a much deeper and more significant meaning for its creator. Inspired by some of the most iconic Hong Kong movie classics, I have managed to come up with a variety of recipes that emit vibrant and stunning orange and teal tones. To name a few of my personal favorites, there is the Neon Obscura recipe that evokes a futuristic and sci-fi vibe, the Cine 2046 that portrays a sultry and moody atmosphere, and the Cira 800 that exudes a vintage and retro feel. However, out of all the recipes that I have created, I consider this specific Orange Teal recipe as the most successful Wong Kar-Wai-inspired recipe yet. I cannot wait to see other photographers try it out for themselves and bring their vision to life through this exciting recipe. Utilizing the Eterna film simulation, this recipe generates a comparable Orange Teal tonality reminiscent of movies, particularly excelling in low-light conditions. Additionally, it proves effective for personal creative video production without the need for additional color grading. You might also like: In The Mood For Teal movie recipe based on Teal Obscure

Best Fujifilm Orange Teal Recipe I've Ever Created?

In conclusion, the Orange Teal Recipe: Teal Obscure offers a distinctive and carefully crafted mood inspired by Wong Kar-Wai's Fallen Angels. Tailored for Fujifilm enthusiasts seeking to capture the atmospheric elements of the classic film, Teal Obscure's teal hues create a unique look that sets your photos apart.Originally concealed under the One for the Road B&W recipe, Teal Obscure was differentiated and given a name with special significance. The journey to achieve the perfect greenish tone symbolized the dedication and tenacity required, making Teal Obscure more than just a name—it carries a deeper meaning for its creator.Drawing inspiration from iconic Hong Kong movie classics, I have developed various Fujifilm recipes for low-light, with the Orange Teal recipe considered the most successful. It invites photographers to bring their vision to life through its exciting tones.While efforts are made to avoid duplicating white balance shifts, comparisons between Cira 800 and Teal Obscure reveal unique tonal characteristics in low-light settings. In essence, each recipe brings its own distinctive qualities based on lighting conditions.In parting, the advice is to take it easy with the Orange Teal recipe. Creating the exact perfect Orange Teal tone may be elusive, but the essence is to have fun capturing your shots!

Teal Obscure - The Cinematic Orange Teal Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Eterna/Cinema Highlight -1 Shadow +4 Color -1 WB / Color Temperature 4550K, +1 Red & -9 Blue Exposure Compensation Up to +1/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity -5 Sharpness -2 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak / Large Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Weak / Strong Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4, SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2

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Neon Obscura - Vibrant Cinematic Night Recipe For Fujifilm

Neon Obscura

A film recipe simulates the stunning scenes from Hong Kong movies using your Fujifilm camera and neon lights

Mood: Cinematic, Low-Light, Neon Neon Obscura, is one of the most versatile cinematic film recipes ever created. Creating unique and outstanding Fujifilm recipes can be a challenging and complicated process that often requires some dedication and experimentation. It takes a lot of trial and error to produce a recipe that stands out and truly captures the desired mood and atmosphere. Therefore, after years of practice, persistence, and passion, I am thrilled to share with you my latest masterpiece: the phenomenal cinematic film recipe, Neon Obscura.Out of all the low-light film simulation recipes that I have created over the years, I must say, without a doubt, that this one is, hands down, my absolute favorite. I am particularly enthusiastic about this recipe because I've always had trouble replicating the stunning night scenes from Hong Kong movies. However, since the inception of this recipe, I can confidently say that capturing the vivacity and energy of those scenes has become a reality.This unique and mesmerizing recipe is inspired by the iconic works of Wong Kar Wai, not 100% the same but similar. I have been trying all the time but failed. I'm pleased to present this recipe; Neon Obscura is the perfect tool to add an extra touch of magic to your night shoots. It is developed explicitly for low-light conditions, which makes it the perfect recipe if you want to achieve cinematic-looking nighttime shots.

Understanding Neon Obscura Cinematic Film Recipe

The Neon Obscura cinematic film recipe is an exceptional choice for those seeking a perfect blend of cinematic effects while shooting at night. The recipe is derived from one of the most reliable Fujifilm recipes and also from one of the Japanese film-like recipes, which has undergone extensive fine-tuning and re-evaluation to achieve the exact perfect blend of settings. Based on the Classic Negative film simulation, the Neon Obscura recipe has been designed to deliver an amazing array of visual effects that heighten the overall appeal of your film.Unique adjustments have been made, with a particular focus on white balance settings, which help to bring out the true beauty of your images. Whether you're a fan of the portrait or street photography, this recipe is guaranteed to get you stunning visuals even in low-light situations.Sometimes, the film grain settings may be too dominant for night shoots. I would recommend adjusting it to small/weak or turning it off completely for smoother images. It ultimately depends on what effect you want to achieve. Do you want a vintage look? Then maximize the film grain to strong! There are no hard and fast rules when shooting with the Neon Obscura.Most of the sample images were shot with the SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2, which has an inherent cine lens from the SIRUI Nightwalker. I like how cinematic these images look at night. If you are trying to achieve this kind of feel in your night scenes, Neon Obscura is the best choice.Neon Obscura is a highly versatile and dynamic artistic medium that truly comes to life in the presence of specific lighting conditions. To fully experience the vibrant and captivating displays offered by Neon Obscura, it is important to consider the type of lighting that will be used in the space. For optimal results, Neon Obscura works best when under white tungsten lighting or colorful neon lights.

Achieving Cinematic Results With Neon Obscura

In summary, the Neon Obscura cinematic film recipe stands as a versatile tool capable of seamlessly translating your creative vision into reality. Whether you seek to infuse your project with an air of darkness and mystery, cyberpunk or aim for vibrant and captivating portrait photoshoots, Neon Obscura excels in replicating the atmospheric allure of a cinematic movie scene. This recipe serves as a bridge between your artistic vision and the captivating visual narratives inspired by the magic of cinema. Check out my recent neon light portrait shoots for more samples.Explore the depths of your creativity with Neon Obscura, capturing cinematic moments that will undoubtedly leave you in awe, much like the profound impact I experienced upon witnessing these remarkable sample images for the first time. Rest assured as most of the Obscura recipes I've created so far never disappoint.Out for a night shoot and planning to chase the light? Save the custom settings in your Fujifilm camera now and thank me later.

The Neon Obscura Cinematic Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight -1.5 Shadow +0.5 Color -2 WB / Color Temperature 5500K, Red -2 & Blue -1 Exposure Compensation Up to 2/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Sharpness -2 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak / Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 lens, Film Grain: Strong/Strong

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 lens, Film Grain: Off

Fujifilm X-T4 // SIRUI Sniper 23mm f1.2 lens, Film Grain: Strong/Strong

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The Dreamcatcher - Portra-Inspired Film Recipe For Fujifilm

Creative version of Kodak Portra 400 Inspired Film-Look Recipe for Travel Portraits & Streets

Mood: Muted, Vintage, Warm The Dreamcatcher' is a Fujifilm film simulation recipe designed to capture the essence of the renowned Kodak Portra 400 film. Film simulation recipes have gained popularity in the world of digital photography for their ability to recreate the unique characteristics and aesthetics of traditional analog films. In this case, 'The Dreamcatcher' seeks to emulate the timeless and enchanting qualities that photographers have long cherished in Kodak Portra 400.Kodak Portra 400, a beloved film stock, is celebrated for its ability to capture portraits with an exquisite balance of color, contrast, and a dreamy atmosphere. Its hallmark features include soft pastel tones, a gentle warmth that flatters skin tones, and a fine-grain structure that adds a touch of nostalgia to the images. Portra 400 is a versatile film, suitable for a wide range of lighting conditions and photographic subjects, making it a favorite among portrait photographers and fine art enthusiasts. I have decided to come up with a creative version of the Portra 400 film recipe I've created since the beginning of my film recipe creation.

Understanding The Dreamcatcher Film Recipe

'The Dreamcatcher' film simulation recipe seeks to encapsulate the essence of Kodak Portra 400, making it accessible to digital photographers using Fujifilm cameras. Its carefully calibrated settings aim to deliver the gentle and romantic qualities of Portra 400, including its unique color rendering and the characteristic warmth that imparts a sense of nostalgia and timelessness to every image. With 'The Dreamcatcher,' you can capture the magic of Kodak Portra 400 in a digital format, allowing you to infuse your photographs with the same captivating and dreamy atmosphere that this iconic film has provided to photographers for decades.The Dreamcatcher is a fantastic feature that is sure to please all Fujifilm camera users! This amazing feature is based on the Classic Chrome film simulation. This means that if you have not been able to use some Fujifilm recipes in the past, you will be thrilled to know that you can now enjoy them on your Fujifilm camera with an older X-Trans sensor. Of course, you might notice slightly different results than what you are used to, but we can assure you that the new results will be equally impressive.While using this recipe, you may sometimes encounter color shifts in your photos. These shifts are dependent on your shooting location, background, and lighting conditions, so keep that in mind. While these custom settings are indeed very similar to the Ultramax 400 film recipe, there are subtle variations in the results produced when using them.

Yet Another Dreamy Portra-Inspired Film Recipe for Fujifilm Cameras

In conclusion, "The Dreamcatcher" is my 40th Fujifilm film simulation recipe, a beautiful homage to the timeless Kodak Portra 400 film. It has been meticulously crafted to capture the essence of Portra 400's unique and beloved qualities, ensuring that digital photographers using Fujifilm cameras can recreate the dreamy and nostalgic aesthetic that has charmed photographers for generations.As 'The Dreamcatcher' simulation transports us into a world where the past meets the present, it provides a valuable tool for photographers to create captivating and dreamy visuals that evoke emotion and nostalgia. Whether capturing portraits, landscapes, or moments of everyday life, this simulation allows photographers to achieve the enchanting qualities that have made Kodak Portra 400 an iconic film stock in the world of photography.

The Dreamcatcher Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Chrome Highlight +1 Shadow +1 Color -4 WB / Color Temperature Daylight, Red 2 & Blue -5 Exposure Compensation Up to -2/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity -3 Sharpness -2 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Strong / Large Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Off / Off Dynamic Range DR100

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4 // Bangkok, Thailand 2023

Fujifilm X-T4 // Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2023

Fujifilm X-T4 // Bangkok, Thailand 2023

Fujifilm X-T4 // Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2023

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7 Best Film Recipes Saved In My Fujifilm Camera Right Now 2023

It's been quite some time since I've penned down a new blog post. However, recently I've been having some trouble with my camera settings; specifically my Fujifilm X-T4. I had to perform a hard reset, which meant that I had to go back through all my Fujifilm custom settings and carefully handpick the 7 best film recipes to restore to my camera's settings. With the new empty custom settings, selecting my presets has become much more manageable and smoother. This is a different list compared to the previous 2022 list of recipes. I spent a great deal of effort in selecting the best film recipes that could perform reasonably well under varying weather conditions and could be switched with ease through the quick menu feature. Trust me when I say, that I've thoroughly gone through each Fujifilm recipe to provide optimal functioning under different circumstances, ranging from low lighting conditions to sunny days. With these pre-selected film recipes, you can take awesome shots while traveling, for portraits, and for street photography. So, whatever your preferences are, rest assured the best film recipes will elevate your photography game.

Best Film Recipes In My Fujifilm Cameras

By quickly selecting one of the 7 film simulation recipes saved on my Fujifilm X-T4 camera, I can easily switch between frequently changing scenes. Whether shooting urban streets or portraits, all of these stored custom settings come in handy whenever I need them.

1. Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR One of my favorite Japanese film-look recipes for Fujifilm, I love to shoot using this Superia X-TRA 400 recipe when there is greenery. Whether it's landscapes or taking photos of people, the muted green tone really looks great. Check out more photo results of the pre-wedding photoshoot using this recipe. There are also the correct methods to achieve the tone look by checking out the recipe's custom settings. Works great when there are well-lit places with trees in the background.

2. Nomadic Mood

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR The Nomadic Mood recipe has never left my camera since the day I created it. It was saved on my Fujifilm camera and can be used for almost any situation, from daylight to low-light conditions. This is one of the all-time best Fujifilm recipes and is mostly used by other Fujifilm users as well.Whenever I travel overseas, this recipe never disappoints. This recipe is also featured as one of the best travel recipes for Fujifilm cameras, at the moment. I have this recipe saved in my camera for years now and still shooting with it. Now you know which custom settings are worth storing in your camera.

3. Kodak Ultramax 400

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Yet another one of the best film recipes that has been stored in my camera all the while is the Kodak Ultramax 400 film recipe, this recipe is sometimes picky with the background locations, it might work and might not. Inspired by the actual film stock, this works well in an urban location with sufficient bright sunlight. Check out the film's custom settings for instructions on how to shoot. This recipe has been stored in my camera since I created it.

4. Timeless Provia

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR When it comes to capturing life's precious memories, the Timeless Provia is great for producing sharp and vivid color tones. This film recipe is able to help capture moments that will stand the test of time, giving you breathtaking images that tell a story.What's more, with the added flexibility to shoot based on your mood of the day, you can experiment with different techniques and settings to create unique, eye-catching photos that truly stand out. Choose the Timeless Provia and discover the power of capturing life's precious moments with stunning visual impact. Add a filter to instantly change the mood to a dreamy look photo.

5. Ethereal Street

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR This is one of the most obsessed and most used Fujifilm recipes for 2023 for ethereal and dreamy photos. To make the most of this recipe, it’s recommended that you pair it with a vintage lens. The combination of this recipe and the vintage lens results in truly stunning images that seem to transport you to another place and time.If you're interested in learning more about this incredible technique, the Ethereal Street recipe offers valuable insights and tips to make sure you get the perfect shot.

6. One for the Road

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Travel photography can be unpredictable, and sometimes, your surroundings may not suit a specific color palette in your pictures. In such situations, a black & white film simulation can do wonders and is inspired by Daido Moriyama B&W film era. But what if you don't have the time to mess around with complex settings? That's where the recipe One for the Road comes in handy. This preset can be accessed quickly from your camera's Quick Menu, allowing you to capture stunning Japanese-style black and white photos with ease. The recipe is optimized for travelers who are on the go and need to produce flawless results in any environment. So the next time you're in a hurry and don't want to miss a photo opportunity, don't stress over which settings to use. Simply select the recipe for the Road, and you will be on your way to capturing breathtaking black and white photos in no time.

7. Vision Obscura

Fujifilm X-T4, Asahi Pentax SMC Takumar 45mm f1.4 Tested by professional street photographers, Vision Obscura has been dubbed as one of the top 7 best Fujifilm recipes of all time. The Kodak Vision 250D inspired recipe provides a unique blend of colors and tones that are perfect for street photography. Its cinematic film look brings a distinct mood and atmosphere to photos, making them stand out from the rest. The recipe has been tested and proven by professionals and is highly recommended for those looking to take their Fujifilm photography to the next level.With Vision Obscura, photographers can transform their photos into works of art, capturing and conveying the essence of the streets like never before. Don't just take our word for it, try it yourself and see why Vision Obscura is considered one of the best Fujifilm recipes of all time!

Conclusion

In conclusion, I am delighted to share that my camera holds a treasure trove of the seven best film recipes in 2023 that are sure to take your photography skills to the next level. These recipes have been meticulously crafted, tried, and tested to deliver stunning results and bring your creative vision to life.From capturing vibrant landscapes to documenting intimate moments, Fujifilm recipes offer endless possibilities. In 2023, I can confidently say that these recipes have elevated my photography game and enabled me to unleash my full potential as a photographer.So, if you are looking to expand your repertoire of techniques and add more depth and richness to your images, look no further than the seven best Fujifilm recipes that are saved in my camera right now. Read the full article

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Kodak Ultramax Film Recipe For Fujifilm Cameras

Kodak Ultramax 400 Inspired Film-Look Recipe for Portraits & Streets

Mood: Color Pop, Vintage, Warm Greetings everyone! I hope you are all doing well. As you may know, it has been some time now since I released a new film recipe, but wait no further because I am excited to bring you my latest creation! I proudly present to you the all-new, Kodak Ultramax film recipe, finely crafted for your Fujifilm cameras! Inspired by the Kodak Ultramax 400 film stock, this recipe is the result of countless hours of experimentation, with the aim of bringing out the best tones and colors in your photos.I am confident that this recipe will surpass your expectations and elevate your photography to new heights. Trust me, you don't want to miss out on this one! So without further ado, let's get snap-happy and capture some amazing memories with this phenomenal film recipe.

Understanding the Kodak Ultramax Film Recipe

Kodak Ultramax 400 is a popular film stock widely used by photographers for its vibrant colors and fine grain. It captures the essence of any scene with a classic look that's perfect for travel and casual shoots. If you're a fan of Kodak Ultramax 400 film stock, you'll love this recipe. The recipe is based on the Classic Negative film simulation and has taken more time to create. It closely mimics the color palette and texture of Kodak Ultramax 400 film, allowing you to achieve a similar look on your digital camera.Although it's not 100% I'm sure you'll enjoy shooting with this version of Kodak Ultramax film recipe. With this recipe, you can recreate the same nostalgic feel of the film without the hassle of developing and scanning your negatives.This carefully crafted recipe has been refined over time through meticulous tweaking and testing. It boasts a simple yet effective design that ensures optimal performance when you need it most. Specifically, this film is ideal for use on sunny days when the sun is particularly strong. With this recipe, you can rest assured that your photos will be crisp and clear, capturing every detail and nuance of the scene before you.Whether your passion is landscape photography, portraiture, or something in between, the Kodak Ultramax Film recipe is sure to help you achieve stunning results that you'll be proud to share and admire for years to come.From my observation, I have found that the recipe tends to work effectively when dealing with overexposed images. However, it is crucial to ensure that you are monitoring your highlights for any instance of clipping. By doing so, you can guarantee that your final outcome will be of the highest quality possible.

Experimental with Spot Metering

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR To yield some different results with the Ultramax film recipe, you can try to adjust the metering mode from Single Point to Spot Metering on sunny days. By doing this, you'll definitely get a different look that is pretty identical to the original film stock. The results are simply amazing and you'll be surprised with the outcome. Make sure you try both settings and see which option is the best for you.It's a wonderful way to enhance your photography skills and achieve different types of creative looks for your pictures. Feel free to experiment with this technique on your next sunny day photoshoot!

Kodak Ultramax Film Recipe for Fujifilm Cameras

In summary, creating a recipe for a film stock is not an easy task, but this one has been perfected to resemble the Kodak Ultramax 400 film, and it's a great way to elevate your photography game. Some of my Fujifilm recipes are incredibly versatile and can be used with all Fujifilm cameras that feature the Classic Negative film simulation.It is an excellent resource for any photographer looking to take their photography to the next level and achieve stunning results in every shot. With this recipe, you can elevate your craft and produce imagery that captures the essence of Kodak Ultramax 400 film.I love to shoot and experiment with film stocks, you can check out some of the Kodak Ultramax 400 film sample photos. Does it look identical to this film recipe? Hope you have a great and and remember to stay safe and happy shooting!

Kodak Ultramax 400 Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight +1 Shadow +1 Color +3 Sharpness -1 Noise Reduction 0 Grain Effect / Grain Size Strong / Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Weak WB / Color Temperature Auto, Red 2 & Blue -5 Exposure Compensation Up to +2/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Dynamic Range DR200

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

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Arkham Dark - Fujifilm Cinematic SOOC Recipe

Batman Inspired Film-Look Recipe for Urban Night Photography

Mood: Dark, Low-Light, Mysterious Cinematic Intended Use: Suitable for low-light photography, creating a darkcinematic look Inspired by: Batman Inspired by the dark and brooding atmosphere of the Batman movies, this Arkham Dark cinematic Fujifilm film simulation recipe aims to recreate the moody and gritty visuals of Gotham City. The settings are designed to evoke a sense of mystery and drama while retaining the essence of the iconic character.The Arkham Dark cinematic recipe is best suited for capturing scenes that embody the haunting and mysterious elements of Gotham City. It's ideal for urban landscapes, night shots, and portraits of characters with a noir-inspired touch. This film simulation setting will allow you to create visually striking images that transport viewers to the dark and dangerous world of the Arkham games.

Arkham Dark SOOC Recipe For Cinematic Urban Street Photography

This film simulation recipe is compatible with Fujifilm X-Series cameras that support the Classic Negative film simulation. It aims to bring out the essence of the Arkham games' iconic look, allowing photographers to capture images that embody the haunting ambiance of Gotham. Although it might not be 100% accurate, this is probably just a theme name for this film simulation recipe.The magic for this recipe to work is to underexpose your image. Set the exposure compensation to -1/3 or -2/3 to slightly underexpose the image, giving it a darker and more mysterious look. I have turned on a large amount of grain effect to add a film-like texture and a touch of nostalgia to your photos. To achieve the cinematic look, adjust your Fujifilm camera to allow different aspect ratios, consider using the 16:9 ratio to give your photos a cinematic widescreen feel.I'm sure your creativity will be better than any of my sample photos.

Low Light Recipe for Fujifilm Cameras of All Kinds

If you're a Fujifilm camera user who's looking to take your street photography to the next level, you might want to try out the Arkham Dark film simulation recipe. This recipe is designed specifically for Fujifilm cameras that have Classic Negative film simulations. Not only that, it's also compatible with both the X-Trans IV and newer X-Trans V sensor cameras such as the Fujifilm X-T5, X-H2, and X-H2S.The great thing about this recipe is that it doesn't matter what type of Fujifilm camera you have - whether it's an older model or a newer one - you can still achieve that sought-after cinematic look and feel that the Arkham Dark recipe is known for. So, if you're looking for a way to make your street photography stand out even more, give this recipe a try and see just how much of a difference it can make.Are you an avid film photographer who loves exploring different low-light film recipes for your night photography sessions? If so, we have some exciting news for you! I have carefully curated some of the best low-light film recipe creations that will take your night photography to the next level. With these proven recipes, you can confidently capture stunning night-time shots with amazing clarity and detail.From moody and dramatic to bright and vibrant, our low-light film recipes offer a wide range of visual styles that suit your creative vision. So why wait? Check out our selection of top-rated low-light film recipes today and elevate your night photography game!

Arkham Dark SOOC Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight -1 Shadow +2 Color +2 WB / Color Temperature Auto White Priority, Red -3 & Blue 3 Exposure Compensation Up to -2/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Sharpness 0 Noise Reduction 0 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak / Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range DR400 Image Size L 16:9

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Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

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Vivid Obscura - 90s Vintage Film Recipe For Fujifilm Cameras

90s Vintage & Cinematic Tonal Balance For Day & Night Street Photography

Mood: Vintage, Dark, Vivid Color, Cinematic Intended Use: Suitable for day and night photography, creating a cinematic look Inspired by: 35mm Film Roll in the 90s Introducing "Vivid Obscura" - one of the Obscura film recipes meticulously crafted to recreate the timeless aesthetic of 35mm film rolls from the 90s. This recipe is designed to evoke a cinematic look with rich colors and a slight vintage vibe, reminiscent of the classic film era. Vivid Obscura is specifically tailored for urban street photography, making it an ideal choice for capturing the vibrant energy and character of cities both during the day and at night.This film recipe particularly excels in urban environments where diverse lighting conditions and the interplay of natural and artificial light create a captivating atmosphere. When shooting in bustling city streets, Vivid Obscura brings out the best in your photographs, preserving the essence of the moment with its distinctive visual appeal.The recipe is optimized to perform exceptionally well in urban environments with tungsten lighting. Tungsten lights, commonly found in cityscapes, emit a warm, yellowish glow that adds an extra layer of charm and nostalgia to your images. With Vivid Obscura, the colors come to life, providing a cinematic treatment to your urban street scenes, whether it's the neon signs illuminating a nighttime alley or the sunlight casting intriguing shadows on bustling city streets during the day.

What Vivid Obscura Vintage Film Recipe Is All About?

Based on the Classic Negative film simulation, the Vivid Obscura film recipe is enhanced with the Color Chrome Effect set to Strong, resulting in vibrant and punchy colors that make your images pop. Custom white balance is used for more accurate color representation. The custom white balance is set to 4300K, providing a slightly warmer temperature for a nostalgic and cinematic look.A white balance shift is applied with a +3 shift in the red and no shift in the blue, enhancing the warm tones and creating a vintage atmosphere in your images. What makes this recipe special is that it introduces a red and blue hue, which can enhance the overall feel of your image. The best part is that you can use this recipe when taking photos in the sunlight or shade - it's versatile and an excellent option for any photography enthusiast.True to its name, Vivid Obscura is designed to bring your images to life with vibrant and captivating colors. By increasing the color setting by 2, this recipe enhances the richness and vibrancy of every hue, adding an extra pop to your photographs. From vivid reds to luscious greens and brilliant blues, Vivid Obscura infuses your images with a dynamic palette, making them visually striking and full of energy. Whether you're capturing urban landscapes, portraits, or everyday moments, expect your subjects to radiate with intensified colors, creating a captivating visual experience.Last but not least, both sharpness and noise reduction are set to 0 to maintain a natural film-like appearance, avoiding excessive digital processing.

Recommended Shooting Modes

When using the Vivid Obscura film recipe, it is advisable to avoid using spot metering, as it may result in exposure inconsistencies, especially in scenes with high contrast or complex lighting. Spot metering measures the exposure based on a small area of the frame, which may not accurately represent the overall scene. Instead, rely on the camera's multi or evaluative metering mode to achieve reliable and consistent exposures, preserving details in both highlights and shadows.Multi-mode (also known as a matrix or evaluative metering) takes into account various areas of the frame to determine the exposure settings, ensuring a well-balanced exposure across the scene. Aperture Priority mode allows you to set the desired aperture value while the camera automatically adjusts the shutter speed for proper exposure. These modes are particularly effective for street photography, where lighting conditions may vary from one frame to another.For optimal results, we recommend using multi or Aperture Priority mode in your Fujifilm X Series camera, while avoiding spot metering. These shooting techniques, combined with the Vivid Obscura recipe, allow you to focus on composition and capturing the essence of urban street scenes while ensuring consistent and well-balanced exposures.

Fully Harness The Capabilities of This Film Recipe With Fujifilm Cameras

In conclusion, the Vivid Obscura Fujifilm Vintage Film Recipe offers a captivating and nostalgic cinematic look, inspired by the 35mm film rolls from the 90s. With its vibrant colors, tonal range, and vintage aesthetic, this recipe elevates your urban street photography to new heights. Whether you're capturing the energy of bustling city streets during the day or the alluring cinematic glow of tungsten lighting at night using a diffusion filter, Vivid Obscura brings out the best in your images, preserving the essence of the moment with its distinctive visual appeal.If you are looking for similar Fujifilm recipes that thrive for day & night shooting, I would recommend the Nomadic Mood recipe.This film recipe is compatible with a wide range of Fujifilm cameras featuring the newer X-Trans IV and X-Trans V sensors. Cameras such as the X-T5, X-H2S, X-H2, X-S10, X-S20, X-T30II, X-T4, X-E4, and X100V are all well-suited to fully harness the capabilities of this film recipe.Whether you're exploring the vibrant colors of street art, capturing the juxtaposition of lights in a city skyline, or documenting the candid moments of urban life, the Vivid Obscura film recipe empowers you to tell compelling visual stories with a touch of nostalgia and cinematic flair.

Vivid Obscura Vintage Film Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight 0 Shadow 0 Color +2 WB / Color Temperature 4300K, Red +3, Blue 0 Exposure Compensation Up to +1 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Sharpness 0 Noise Reduction 0 Grain Effect / Grain Size Strong / Large Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

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RetroVision 2049 - Futuristic Retro Recipe For Fujifilm Cameras

Futuristic Retro Look Recipe for Urban Street Photography

Mood: Vivid, Low-Light, Cinematic Film-Look Are you ready to embark on a visual journey that combines the best of both worlds? Photography during the day & night, past & the future. This is why RetroVision 2049 is all you need for your street photography. Look no further than our exclusive RetroVision 2049 Fujifilm Film Simulation Recipe, designed to transport your photographs to a realm of captivating aesthetics that blend the allure of vintage imagery with the excitement of a futuristic vision. Drawing inspiration from the timeless beauty of film and the evolving possibilities of modern digital photography, this film simulation recipe aims to create a distinct visual experience that captivates and mesmerizes. It's a perfect fusion of past and future, paying homage to the retro charm of classic films while embracing the sleek and visionary aspects of a futuristic world.

All you Need To Know About The RetroVision 2049 Recipe

Inspired by Ethereal Street, one of the timeless recipes, this RetroVision 2049 film simulation recipe aims to evoke a futuristic retro aesthetic with a touch of nostalgia. It utilizes the Classic Chrome film simulation as a base, known for its muted colors and vintage vibe. The Dynamic Range setting is set to DR400 to preserve details in both highlights and shadows. For the color adjustments, the highlight is slightly reduced to create a subdued look, while the shadow is increased to enhance depth and contrast. The color saturation remains neutral to maintain a balanced and natural tone. Sharpness is boosted slightly to add crispness to the image. To enhance the overall retro vibe, a grain effect is applied with medium strength and small-sized grains. This adds texture and a film-like quality to the image. RetroVision 2049 custom settings are carefully adjusted and tested for day & night shoots, from portraits to street to make this the perfect cinematic recipe for both world. Probably you might want to try one of the upcoming film recipes which will be in warm tone, rest assured. Option #1 - Diffusion Filter Add a diffusion filter to enhance the futuristic retro aesthetic with a soft, dreamy look reminiscent of vintage lenses. The diffusion filter adds a subtle glow and smoothness to the image, reducing sharpness while maintaining a nostalgic charm. Option #2 - Without Filters Alternatively, you can shoot without filters to maintain the Classic Chrome's contrasty look, achieving a color pop with the RetroVision 2049 recipe. With this approach, you'll be able to capture the cinematic street life whether during the day or night while adding a touch of classic film style.

RetroVision 2049 For All Fujifilm Cameras

Again, please note that the final outcome may vary depending on your specific camera model and its implementation of film simulations. Adjustments and experimentation can be made to personalize the look and feel of the image to your preferences. RetroVision 2049 is suitable for all Fujifilm X-Series cameras. With the RetroVision 2049 Fujifilm Film Simulation Recipe as your guide, embark on a journey that transcends time and space. Capture the essence of the past while embracing the boundless possibilities of the future. Let your images tell stories that are at once nostalgic and forward-thinking, creating a visual tapestry that is truly timeless.

RetroVision 2049 SOOC Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Chrome Highlight +1 Shadow +1 Color 0 WB / Color Temperature Auto White Priority, Red -5 & Blue -3 Exposure Compensation Up to +1 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Sharpness +1 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Weak/Small Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF50mm F1.0 R WR

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF50mm F1.0 R WR

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR

Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF50mm F1.0 R WR

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Dark Diary - High-Contrast B&W SOOC Fujifilm Recipe

Fujifilm X-Trans IV SOOC Boudoir Recipe

Mood: High Contrast, Moody, Dramatic This is one of the Fujifilm recipes inspired by Daido Moriyama's high-contrast black & white tone that you might want to try if you are into Daido Moriyama's work. Although this recipe might not look the same contrasty photos captured with the Ricoh GR monochrome, on the Fujifilm cameras, you can shoot SOOC JPEG without editing to get a similar high-contrast black & white tone. Many Fuji fanboys & fangirls who like or inspire Daido Moriyama's works might be interested in this recipe.

What Is Dark Diary Recipe All About?

The Dark Diary Fujifilm recipe is one of the Black & White film simulation recipes created based on the Monochrome film simulation and an enhanced version of the One for the Road recipe. Setting this recipe on your Fujifilm X-Trans IV cameras allows you to shoot with similar high-contrast B&W to the Daido Moriyama B&W photographs. Although it's not 100% accurate, you can still shoot to get a similar contrasty black & white tone. I can say you can never 100% mimic it from the Ricoh cameras without post-processing, but this will let you achieve the effect the closest as possible.For Fuji shooters, you might know about the in-camera Clarity setting for creative control. While shooting with this recipe, you might experience some delay due to the Clarity that has been used to increase the black & shadow tone but you can still turn it off if don't want the delay. To use this recipe to achieve a high-contrast tone without editing, it is recommended to shoot in a good location with harsh shadows and highlights. You need to either be manually exposed in manual mode or you can underexpose your images. You have to set the ISO and shutter speed manually and shoot at aperture f8 or f11. Well, this is just from my experience in achieving the high-contrast B&W effect using this Fujifilm recipe.The Dark Diary recipe is suitable for use on the newer Fujifilm X-Trans IV sensors cameras including the Fujifilm X-T4, X-E4, X-Pro3, X-100V, X-S10, & X-T30 II.

Final Thoughts

How do you like this SOOC Fujifilm recipe so far? Sound interesting right? This recipe works great for street photography and is 100% tested to work in daylight shooting. Although you won't get that heavy contrast similar to the Ricoh GR monochrome, you can still get a similar effect on the Fujifilm! Trust me, there are no rules when it comes to this recipe, you can shoot overexpose, or underexpose based on your creativity and mood to achieve the high-contrast B&W tone.

Dark Dairy High Contrast B&W Custom Settings

Film Simulation Monochrome +G Filter Highlight +4 Shadow +4 Color - Sharpness -4 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Strong / Large Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong White Balance Auto +R0 -B0 Exposure Compensation - ISO Manual Clarity +5 Dynamic Range 200

Sample Photos

SS 1/500, F8, ISO 3200

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FAQs

What Is So Special About This Recipe? The Dark Dairy film simulation recipe is a created and fine-tuned to achieve high-contrast black & white tone for street photography Can I Use It For Low Light Shoot? This is experimental, it might and might not work, you can use it for experiment but I have other low light film simulation recipes that yield great results. Do I Need To Use Any Lens Filters? Yes, you can use a diffusion filter to add the dreamy effects or any of your favorite lens FX filters. It is alright if you don’t use one for this recipe. Should I Shoot Overexposed or Underexposed? The Dark Diary recipe will look great when shoot overexposed or underexpose when you have there are harsh light and shadow. Go on and explore your creativity. You Might Also Like Related Posts This is one of the Fujifilm recipes inspired by Daido Moriyama's high-contrast black & white tone that you might want to try if you are into Daido Moriyama's work. Although this recipe might not look exactly the same contrasty photos captured with the Ricoh GR monochrome, on the Fujifilm cameras, you can shoot SOOC JPEG without editing to get a similar high-contrast black & white tone. Many Fuji fanboys & fangirls who like or inspire Daido Moriyama's works might be interested in this recipe.

What Is Dark Diary Recipe All About?

The Dark Diary Fujifilm recipe is created based on the Monochrome film simulation and an enhanced version of the One for the Road recipe. Setting this recipe on your Fujifilm X-Trans IV cameras allows you to shoot with similar high-contrast B&W to the Ricoh GR and Daido Moriyama B&W photographs. Although it's not 100% accurate, you can still shoot to get a similar contrasty black & white tone. I can say you can never 100% mimic it from the Ricoh cameras without post-processing, but this will let you achieve the effect the closest as possible.For Fuji shooters, you might know about the in-camera Clarity setting for creative control. While shooting with this recipe, you might experience some delay due to the Clarity that has been used to increase the black & shadow tone but you can still turn it off if don't want the delay. To use this recipe to achieve a high-contrast tone without editing, it is recommended to shoot in a good location with harsh shadows and highlights. You need to either be manually exposed in manual mode or you can underexposed your images. You have to set the ISO and shutter speed manually and shoot at aperture f8 or f11. Well, this is just from my experience in achieving the high-contrast B&W effect using this Fujifilm recipe.The Dark Diary recipe is suitable for use on the newer Fujifilm X-Trans IV sensors cameras including the Fujifilm X-T4, X-E4, X-Pro3, X-100V, X-S10, & X-T30 II.

Dark Dairy High Contrast B&W Custom Settings

Film Simulation: Monochrome +G Filter Dynamic Range: DR200 Highlight: +4 Shadow: +4 Color: -4 Sharpening: -4 Noise Reduction: -4 Clarity: +5 Monochromatic Color: WC:0 MG:0 Grain Effect: Strong Grain Size: Large Color Chrome Effect: Strong Color Chrome FX Blue: Strong White Balance: Auto, 0 Red & 0 Blue

Final Thoughts

How do you like this SOOC Fujifilm recipe so far? Sound interesting right? This recipe works great for street photography and is 100% tested to work in daylight shooting. Although you won't get that heavy contrast similar to the Ricoh GR monochrome, you can still get a similar effect on the Fujifilm! Trust me, there are no rules when it comes to this recipe, you can shoot overexpose, or underexpose based on your own creativity and mood to achieve the high-contrast B&W tone. Read the full article

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Reverie Noir - AI Recipe For Fujifilm X-Series

A Timeless B&W Film-Look Recipe for Captivating Street Photography Strolls

Mood: B&W, Timeless, Street, Moody I'm excited to introduce one of my Fujifilm AI recipes called 'Reverie Noir', which was initially generated using AI and then refined to enhance its quality. I understand that AI recipes for Fujifilm can be a topic of debate within the Fujifilm recipes community. It's important to note that AI-generated recipes should be used as a guide, and while it has the potential to work exceptionally well if it is fine-tuned and adjusted to our personal preferences and shooting conditions. This really helps when you're out of ideas to add new Fujifilm recipes to the list.

Understanding the Reverie Noir AI Recipe

The 'Reverie Noir' recipe is designed to bring forth the essence of timeless street photography with a noir-inspired twist. By utilizing the Acros film simulation, this recipe accentuates the monochromatic allure, rendering images with deep blacks, rich tones, and exquisite details. The carefully balanced settings heighten contrast and evoke a moody ambiance, allowing your photographs to tell captivating stories that transcend time. It has been a while since I was out for a photo walk with my vintage hot lens. It does bring back the mood to shoot again although I was out for a few hours only. Most of the sample photos were shot with the Asahi Pentax SMC Takumar 50mm f1.4 vintage lens. I was shooting in the shade but I think this recipe will shine when shooting harsh sunlight with shade. Setting the dynamic range to DR400 preserves highlight and shadow details while maintaining a balanced tonal range, adding depth and dimension to your images. The clarity setting is increased by +1 adding subtle mid-tone contrast, and enhancing the overall definition and depth of your monochrome images. The Clarity might add a little delay whenever you press the shutter button but you won't noticed it if you shooting slowly with a peace of mind, just like shooting with film camera. Pairing Vintage Lenses with 'Reverie Noir' Indeed, every lens possesses its distinct characteristics, which can contribute to the timeless film look you desire. If you happen to own vintage lenses, I highly recommend incorporating them into your photography process alongside the "Reverie Noir" Fujifilm AI recipe. Vintage lenses often impart a unique and nostalgic rendering, further enhancing the timeless aesthetic of your images. Experimenting with different lenses allows you to explore the interplay between modern technology and vintage charm, resulting in truly captivating photographs that evoke the spirit of classic film. Embrace the fusion of old and new, and let your creativity flourish through the marriage of the "Reverie Noir" recipe and your vintage lenses.

Reverie Noir: AI Recipe for Fujifilm X-Series Cameras

In conclusion, "Reverie Noir" emerges as a captivating AI recipe designed to unlock the timeless allure of monochrome photography on Fujifilm cameras of all kinds. With its carefully crafted settings, this recipe embraces the essence of noir aesthetics, allowing photographers to embark on a creative journey through the streets, capturing the depth, contrast, and captivating ambiance of the urban landscape. If you need to add some color to your photographs instead of B&W, you can check out the Timeless Provia or Ethereal Street recipe, which is one of my 2023 favorite Fujifilm SOOC recipes. Whether you're an avid Fujifilm enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of photography, "Reverie Noir" opens up a world of possibilities, enabling you to create stunning imagery that transcends time and leaves a lasting impression. So grab your Fujifilm camera whether it's old or new, dive into the noir reverie, and unleash your artistic vision with this extraordinary recipe.

Reverie Noir AI Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Acros Highlight -1 Shadow +1 Color - Sharpness +2 Noise Reduction -2 Grain Effect / Grain Size On Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong WB / Color Temperature Auto, Red 0 & Blue -0 Exposure Compensation Up -1/3 to +1/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity +1 Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4, Asahi Pentax SMC Takumar 50mm f1.4

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Ethereal Street - Fujifilm SOOC Recipe

Ethereal Film-Look Recipe for Urban & Daily Street Life

Mood: Color Pop, Muted, Cinematic Film-Look If you're an avid street photographer and have been searching for the ideal Eterna film recipe to capture your urban subjects or daily street life, look no further. The Fujifilm recipe known as "Ethereal Street" is a versatile option that can be paired with a variety of photography accessories to achieve different effects. With this recipe, you can streamline your photography projects and get the most out of your equipment, allowing you to focus on capturing those elusive and fleeting moments that make street photography so compelling.Fujifilm's Eterna/Cinema film simulation has become a popular choice for photographers and filmmakers alike, thanks to its ability to create a cinematic look and feel with rich colors and dynamic range. The Eterna/Cinema simulation was developed to replicate the look of Fujifilm's motion picture film stock, and it has since become a favorite among creatives who want to achieve a filmic aesthetic with their digital photography or videography.

Understanding the Ethereal Street SOOC Recipe

The "Ethereal Street" recipe is an excellent choice for giving your street photography a cinematic feel that's reminiscent of the color grading often used in movies. With this recipe, the Eterna Cinema film simulation's signature muted colors are subtly enhanced to give them a bit more vibrancy without becoming overpowering. The DR400% setting helps to capture more detail in high-contrast situations, while the adjustments to the highlight and shadow settings ensure a balanced exposure. The white Balance shift are similar to the Timeless Provia settingThe Ethereal Street recipe incorporates a slight white balance shift to create a warm tone that maintains tonal balance without affecting skin tones or creating an overly pronounced effect. Shooting street photography with this recipe can be an enjoyable and fun experience, especially when working in well-lit conditions. To create a specific mood, you can use filters to adjust the lighting and achieve the desired effect.When using the Ethereal Street recipe, it's recommended to use manual mode or aperture priority settings on your camera. This allows you to have greater control over the exposure and depth of field, giving you more creative freedom to experiment with different effects. With these settings in place, you'll be able to capture stunning street photos with the Ethereal Street recipe and achieve the desired look and feel. Option #1 - Diffusion & VND Filter To further enhance the cinematic effect, you can experiment with using diffusion filters in combination with a variable ND filter to achieve motion blur effects in daylight. This technique can add an ethereal and dreamlike quality to your street photography. Option #2 - Without Filters Alternatively, you can shoot without filters to maintain the film-look, while still achieving some color pop with the Ethereal Street recipe. With this approach, you'll be able to capture the authenticity and candid moments of street life while adding a touch of cinematic style.

Ethereal Street: A Recipe for Fujifilm Cameras of All Kinds

The Ethereal Street recipe is designed to be used with Fujifilm cameras that feature the Eterna/Cinema film simulations, and is compatible with both the X-Trans IV and newer X-Trans V sensor cameras, such as the Fujifilm X-T5, X-H2, and X-H2S. This means that regardless of the Fujifilm camera you use, you'll be able to achieve the cinematic look and feel that this recipe is known for. So whether you're using a newer camera model or an older one, the Ethereal Street recipe can be a great choice for your street photography.

Ethereal Street SOOC Recipe Custom Settings

Film Simulation Eterna/Cinema Highlight -1 Shadow +2 Color +2 Sharpness +1 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Off Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong WB / Color Temperature Daylight, Red 1 & Blue -1 Exposure Compensation Up to +1/3 ISO Auto up to ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Dynamic Range DR400

Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 with VND & Diffusion filter // Kuala Lumpur, May 2023

Fujifilm X-T4, Asahi Pentax SMC Takumar 50mm f1.4 // Kuala Lumpur, May 2023

Fujifilm X-T4, Fujinon XF35mm F2 // Kuala Lumpur, May 2023

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Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400 Film Recipe - Japanese Film-Look

Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400, Japanese Film Look Custom Settings for Streets & Portraits

Mood: Vintage, Japanese Film-Look A new film recipe that is intended to mimic the actual Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400 35mm colour negative and this is one of the experiments I did and created based on an actual 35mm film photo sample. It might not look the same due to the constant changing of light conditions. This Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400 is one of the Classic Negative film recipes that have the Japanese film look. The base film simulation Classic Negative is supposed to mimic the original colour negative.One of the reasons Fujicolor Superia X-tra 400 is such a great film is its high color accuracy. This film captures colors accurately and renders them with great vibrancy, making it a great choice for photographers looking to capture realistic colors.

What Is Fujicolor X-Tra 400 Film Recipe All About?

What I really like about the Fujicolor X-Tra 400 is the moody greenish tones in the dark area, based on my research on the film samples, correct me if I'm wrong. Other similar film recipes are Fujifilm Natura 1600, Fujicolor C200 & Hue Obscure. This recipe is based on the Classic Negative film simulation and mimics the high-speed daylight-balanced colour negative. Suitable for cityscape, sightseeing, travel and portraits.

* The Best Way To Shoot With Fujicolor X-Tra 400 Film Recipe

To get the best results out of this variant of Fujicolor X-Tra 400 for Fujifilm X-Trans IV cameras, always shoot under the sunlight especially during the morning or evening. Also best use for portraits with direct sunlight as seen in the sample photos below. You can overexpose with the exposure compensation dial, up to one stop overexpose to get the mood that you want. If you want to achieve the greenish tones, make sure to shoot at something black on the background to achieve the results the look.All the streets and portrait samples are shot with the Fujifilm X-T4 and will work for the Fujifilm X-Trans IV sensor cameras including the X100V, X-T4, X-T30II, X-E4, X-S10, and X-Pro3.Are these Fujifilm recipes compatible with the newer Fujifilm X-T5, X-H2, & X-H2S? It doesn't hurt to try. I guess the tone will be the same/similar since it rely on the White Balance Shift and Kelvin temperature, I'll let you experiment with it. Cheers!

Fujicolor X-Tra 400 Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Negative Highlight -1.5 Shadow +1 Color -2 Sharpness 0 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Strong / Large Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong White Balance 5500K, Red -2 & Blue -1 Exposure Compensation 0 to +1 ISO Auto ISO 6400 Clarity +2 Dynamic Range DR400

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Sample Photos - Landscapes, Sightseeing, Travel

Shot with Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8

Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 - Japan Selangor Friendship Garden, Shah Alam, Malaysia

Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 - Japan Selangor Friendship Garden, Shah Alam, Malaysia Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 - Japan Selangor Friendship Garden, Shah Alam, Malaysia Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 - Japan Selangor Friendship Garden, Shah Alam, Malaysia Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8 Fujifilm X-T4 // 7Artisans 25mm F1.8

Sample Photos - Cityscapes, Portraits & Street

Shot with Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Fujifilm X-T4 // Fujinon XF35mm F2 R WR Read the full article

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