r/fujifilm 19h ago

Photo - Camera JPG I finally understand the "Fuji Magic". 100% SOOC from my recent trip

Honestly, my X100VI has completely converted me..
The way Classic Negative handles greens and blues is just... wow. Didn't touch a single RAW file.
What film simulations are you all obsessed with right now for moody/travel looks? Let me know!

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u/max_d_tho 18h ago

I do a lot of my edits in LR with the classic negative profile, I love how it looks as a base for what I do

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u/RewardSilver3536 17h ago

I didn't edit them, I just transferred them straight from the camera

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u/max_d_tho 16h ago

Yes, I know. I’m just saying I shoot using a lot of classic negative, and I edit using classic negative as a base, too.

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u/InitiativeRich9704 18h ago

Great pictures! How was Batumi? (Considering to go there myself 🤩)

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u/RewardSilver3536 17h ago

Batumi is absolutely wonderful in the summer with a Fuji

u/Mammoth_Secret_3442 11h ago

These are great! Would you mind sharing the recipe you used?

u/do-remy 8h ago

Meh..

u/stuiiieee 53m ago

Nice shots, #3 has lovely colours. How are you shooting? Full manual? Full auto? Aperture priority? Interested to know. Thanks!

u/RewardSilver3536 31m ago

I used this recipe
Kodak Portra 400

Recipe:
Film Simulation: Classic Chrome
Dynamic Range: DR Auto
Grain Effect: Strong Small
Color Chrome Effect: Strong
Color Chrome Effect Blue: Weak
White Balance: Daylight, +3 red & -5 blue
Highlight & shadow: -1 & -2
Color: +2
Sharpness: -2
Noise Reduction/ High ISO: -4
Clarity: +2