Ross’s Fujifilm Recipes
Recipes are a quick and fun way to get great looking photographs, straight out of your Fujifilm camera. I’ve had a lot much fun creating some of my own recipes over the past few years based on the much loved built-in Fujifilm Film Simulations. Feel free to have a browse and try out any you like the look of!
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Oxygen Mono
Let me introduce you to ‘Oxygen Mono’. The aim for this recipe was to create a super flexible b&w recipe that works in pretty much every scenario you throw at it…
Fruit Pastel
‘Fruit Pastel’ harnesses the vividness of Velvia, throws in a bunch of grain but at the same time lifts the shadows and the result is a light, sweet, fruit coloured, sugar covered recipe with a nice overall pastel tone…
Contrast Chrome
’Contrast Chrome’ is contrasty (obviously) with a Weak/Large Grain and medium Sharpness, medium Colour, Auto WB (with a R4 B-4 shift)…
Negs On Toast
‘Negs On Toast’ has a really lovely, brown, toasty tone which works best when the sun is out. It’s kind of extreme and very warm but in the right setting it’s lovely…
Balloo Astia
‘Balloo Astia’ has turned out to be a very useable recipe indeed. With an Auto white balance (with a R3 B-3 shift) and Clarity set to 0 you can really rely on this recipe to capture the natural colours in front of you…
Daily Astia
An Astia recipe for every day use. Because Astia is a little bluer and more saturated than Provia, I decided for this recipe to shift the White Balance quite heavily to the warmer side…
Canned Heat
Maybe it’s the Classic Negative film simulation, or the white balance shift, or a combination of everything together, this recipe is 100% a vibe and definitely very film-like…
B&W 3200 (X100 Recipe)
That idea was to create a recipe like normal but only shoot JPEGs at ISO 3200 in hope that the noise produced at this ISO setting replicates the look of grain…
Salted Slate
When underexposed this recipe shows a lovely dark grey tone which reminded me of slate and the Large/Strong Grain in the recipe made me think of grains of salt…
Pumpkin Soup
‘Pumpkin Soup’ has been created to specifically maximise the glorious Autumnal sunlight, the colours and tones associated with Autumn, and an overall nostalgic feeling that is warm but punchy…
Lomo800 Electro
A lovely Classic Chrome based recipe I created to replicated the look of Lomography COlor Negative 800 shot with m Yashica Electro 35 GTN …
Sherbet Lemon
‘Sherbet Lemon’ was created for a recent road trip across the UK with my family. I knew we would be visiting a few seaside towns and so wanted to create a recipe to capture all of those bright colours…
Ultramax Electro
The goal for this recipe was to get as close to the look of my scans from shooting Kodak Ultramax 400. Check out the recipe…
XP2 Electro
I enjoyed the results from this film stock so much that I just had to create my own Ilford XP2 Super 400 Fujifilm recipe…
Fujipop Trio 3
There were several frames I shot on the roll of Fujicolor C200 that had lots of pinks or yellows present. PRO Neg. Hi has a less stylised and more evenly saturated simulation that is good for skin tones...
Fujipop Trio 2
This recipe has a Classic Chrome base and is designed to replicate the look from a few specific images of expired Fujicolor C200 shot in Dublin…
Fujipop Trio 1
This recipe is perfect at replicating the signature Fujifilm greens thanks to its Classic Negative base. Check out my first attempt at a Fujicolor C200 recipe…
Nurture Nature
‘Nurture Nature’ is definitely one of my best all-round recipes to date. It has been designed to work in almost every environment and lighting situation however it definitely shines outside.…
Chrome Fog
If you can’t get your hands on a Pro-Mist lens filter, this might be a good second option for that atmospheric foggy look with a base Film Simulation of Classic Chrome…
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