Fujifilm X Series APS C sensor camera

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I've posted a few black & white film simulation recipes so far but only one of them was made on my X-H1 which was "MONOCHROME SANDS". "COARSE CITY" is my latest B&W recipe that made with my X-H1.

Broken View - Farmington, UT - Fujifilm X-M1 Fujifilm introduced the world to the X-Trans sensor in January of 2012 with the announcement of the X-Pro1 camera. Later that same year the X-E1 became the second camera with this new sensor, and a year later the X-M1 became the third and final camera to have…

Setting Sun Trees - Bountiful, UT - Fujifilm X100V - "Nature Neon" This film simulation recipe isn't mine. It was created by Fuji X Weekly reader Immanuel Sander, who has actually posted several different recipes on his Instagram account (@captn.look). Thomas Schwab was the one who tipped me off to this. There are several really…

Duskflower - Bountiful, UT - Fujifilm X100V - captured during daylight. I love photographing during the "blue hour" of dusk and dawn. The time right before sunrise and just after sunset, called twilight, is great for photography. While it's called the blue hour, twilight is technically closer to an hour-and-a-half, but for practical photographic purposes,…

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This isn’t a film simulation recipe, so I didn’t strictly stick with one set of settings, but instead looked at each exposure individually. Still, all of my faux blue hour pictures had similar settings, and I didn’t stray very far from it.

Welcome to No Edit. In this series, I will be taking photos and will share them as-is, straight out of the camera. No crop. No adjustments. In this episode, we're shooting with Cine Teal Fujifilm Recipe. ... Cine Teal Recipe: https://fujixweekly.com/2020/06/25/fujifilm-x-t20-x-trans-iii-film-simulation-recipe-cine-teal/

MGA J-Street is based on Japanese low fidelity Street shooting in Black & White with heavy noise and deep contrasts. My take on it works very well in many situations, and to get the real effect, add even more noise in post production! It's supposed to be gritty, you supposed to miss focus, you supposed…

The past few recipes I've created all utilized a pre-set White Balance setting, as opposed to AUTO WB. This usually helps provide a color cast in some situations when using these recipes, some more drastic than others. My "1979" is more subtle than my "GOLD LEAF" recipe for example. Since I've posted those I've noticed…

Kodak Blossoms - Farmington, UT - Fujifilm X100V - "Kodachrome 1" KodachromeThey give us those nice bright colorsThey give us the greens of summerMakes you think all the world’s a sunny day Kodachrome is probably the most iconic photographic film ever made. It was legendary, and many people saw the world through its colors. Kodak…

In this video, Fuji X Weekly photographer and blogger Ritchie Roesch is joined by a guest photographer (Ryan) at the abandoned Hugh's RV dealership in North Salt Lake, Utah. They both have a Fujifilm X100V camera programmed with the Fujicolor Reala 100 film simulation recipe. Two photographers at the same location with the same camera and same settings, but with different perspectives. Film Simulation: Fujicolor Reala 100 https://fujixweekly.com/2020/06/20/fujifilm-x100v-film-simulation-recipe-fujicolor-reala-100/

https://youtu.be/JJTPjG3nPCE Photographer Omar Gonzales made a video about turning your Fujifilm X camera into the Fujifilm Noir, a dedicated black-and-white camera. This post will make much more sense if you watch the video first, so take a moment to do that right now if you haven't already done so. Did you watch it? Don't read…

This is the final three part video to my recent series on RAW & JPEG. I discuss, Film Simulations, Jpeg settings, Dynamic Range, Dynamic Range Priority, Recipes, Raw Conversion in Camera, X Raw Studio and post processing. Ive included free presets to use with Lightroom. Follow instructions in the video.

Fujifilm cameras offer you the ability to manipulate film simulators for absolutely incredible classic looks that are ready to go straight out of the camera.

Fuji X Weekly photography blogger Ritchie Roesch captures a 1994 Rover Mini Cooper with a Fujifilm X100V using his Kodachrome 64 film simulation recipe.

MGA Winter Blues aim's to create the feeling of cold. The feeling of pointing the camera and recreating the crisp freshness of a winters morning. It's not based on any film stock in particular, but has a great, unique feel to it. Classic Chrome Vs MGA Winter Blues Classic Chrome Vs MGA Winter Blues Classic…

My Best Fujifilm JPEG Settings for 2020 from Kevin Mullins

 

In this video I will go through my Best Fujifilm JPEG Settings for 2020 from me, Kevin Mullins

Primarily these are for the newer cameras (X-Pro3, X-T4, X100V etc), however, the JPEG settings can be tweaked to apply to any of the Fujifilm cameras that you may have.

00:00 Introduction
02:05 Padilla (Black and White)
04:09 Kodak Style (Colour)
06:06 Using Fujifilm X-Raw Studio
07:21 Meyerowitz (Colour)
08:32 Parr (Colour)
09:45 Imai (Black and White)
10:48 50s Noir (Black and White)
12:26 Newspaper (Black and White)

MGA Leica-Like is based on the output of Leica digital cameras and phones. Leica camera's have a number of colour profiles, but this one I feel matches the overall feel of the Leica colours, with deeper blacks, and a subtle amount of red and blue colour shift. This is an ideal complement film profile to…

*I had posted the wrong recipe info before. It’s corrected now. Thank you for visiting! Most of the time I create recipes based on visual inspirations. It's not the case this time. I created "Vivid Spectra" because I realized I had haven't done anything yet with the built in Velvia simulation. I figured it's time…

Squash Leaves - Sunset, UT - Fujifilm X-T200 - "Analog Cool" This new film simulation recipe, which is for Fujifilm cameras with a Bayer sensor, isn't meant to mimic any specific film. I wanted to create something with a cool color cast, perhaps similar to Tungsten film. Kind of the opposite of my Golden Negative…

Today I am really excited and proud to welcome a guest on my channel for the first time. It is the German-American photographer Thomas B. Jones. Thomas has written a (german) book with Jpeg recipes for Fujifilm cameras, a collection of custom settings that can be used to achieve great looks. But that's not all: In the book Thomas explains how you can find your own individual settings and a unique look. I am happy to speak to him about all of this today. Have fun and please do Thomas a favor and leave a comment if you want to see an english version of his book. Thank you!

Yellow Shack - Syracuse, UT - Fujifilm X100V - "Bright Summer" I get asked frequently to create film simulation recipes for many different film aesthetics, but sometimes I get asked to recreate the look of a photographer and not a film. This recipe falls into the latter category, as it is intended to resemble the…

A few years ago Fujifilm released a free photo editing software for its users called Fujifilm X RAW Studio. Here is why you need it!

One of the Fujifilm film simulators I’ve always liked since it was first released in the X-H1 is Eterna. Here is how to set it for great results when shooting still.

Hidden Church - North Salt Lake, UT - Fujifilm X-T200 - "Golden Negative" I got my hands on a Fujifilm X-T200! It's not my camera, I'm just borrowing it for a few weeks. So far I've been more impressed with it than I thought I'd be. I'll write more about all this later. What I…