Classic Chrome Recipe
I plan to create even more film simulation recipes using Classic Chrome in the coming months. Here are a few more images using the Classic Chrome film simulation while out in Vancouver.
My Fujifilm X Pro2 Dramatic Classic Chrome Film Simulation Recipe Fuji X Weekly Fujifilm Dramatic Classic High Contrast Images
My Fujifilm X100F Classic Chrome Film Simulation Recipe.
Classic chrome recipe. Not as much as the RAW file obviously - but enough to get the final image to where I want it. I think these Chrome Film Simulation recipes are a good starting point for me to learn how these film simulations works tweak them and find my own recipe. On my previus x100 i have been using AstiaI move from Nikon to Fuji in 2013.
As I do I will add them to. I think it is very close to the Fuji Classic Chrome. I took an existing attempt for an X-T1 and modified it to the A7iii and this is the result.
You an apply these settings to emulate the Classic Negative look that is added as new Film Simulation to the X-PRO3. Article byFuji X Weekly. Its possible to achieve a number of different interesting looks straight out of camera by adjusting the settings.
Classic Chrome Based recipes usually go around with 2 to 3 Red and -3 to -4 Blue for the classic looks. This film simulation recipe which Im calling Dramatic Classic Chrome is the first that Ive created for the Fujifilm X-Pro2. The recipe for getting the Classic Negative look on X-T3 X-PRO2 X-T2 X-T30 or other X-Series where you can save your own profiles and have Classic Chrome simulation.
Honestly I think that Ive only scratched the surface of whats possible. 23 to 1-13 typically Ideal for an industrial alien feel these settings give a look somewhere between vintage contemporary and futuristic think palewave Petra Collins. Lightroom Classic Chrome.
Classic Chrome Since getting my Fujifilm X-E1 recently Ive spent a bit of time exploring and setting up my own film simulation recipes. Fujifilm X-Pro2 Meike 35mm. As usual you can click each image to view larger.
I discovered Ritchie Roeschs website via a Google search for Classic Chrome Film Simulation Recipes. At first I just replicated the settings from my X-trans III recipe using Classic Negative instead of Classic Chrome but after using it for a while and playing around with some of the new options like Color Chrome Effect and FX Blue Ive mostly settled on the settings below. It is the most common starting point for my film simulation recipes.
I love Classic Chrome and I have used it as the base for a bunch of different film simulation recipes. Auto up to 6400 Dynamic range. 1 Grain effect added in Lightroom in post.
My X-E1 Film Simulation Recipe C1. It was a LOT of work. Straight from everybodys favourite recipe maker Fujixweekly this is his version of Classic Neg.
Ive built a Classic Chrome Profile for the A7iii. The recipe is not mine credit below to original source. One setting where I still have some doubts is the grain effect.
As an old film shooter who enjoys using film from time to time the lure of using. Up until this point all of them have been for the X100F. A standard colour profile to replicate Fujis new film simulation.
Why some dont like it why I LOVE it - YouTube. Classic Chrome is probably the most popular film simulation created by Fujifilm. Classic Chrome film recipe the jpegs straight out of camera have plenty of latitude for tweaking in post-processing.
I use on my x100t mostly classic chrome. The new Fuji Classic Chrome simulation looks great too. Fujifilm takes a little different approach to their JPEG settings than other camera makers.
Its probably not perfect but I think its fairly close and more importantly its free. As I mentioned in my previous post about my C1. Fuji X-T1 with the 10-24mm zoom Classic Chrome film simulation.
C1 Custom Setting - Classic Chrome Recipe. However what Ive discovered is that these settings are 100 compatible with all X-Trans III cameras. Here is my slideshow from Florence shot with classic chrome.
Ritchie has created an incredible set of recipes for his XPro2 and X100F. They use what they call Film Simulations which are designed to mimic to an extent the look of actual f. After that I fine-tuned my DNG recipe with a lot of photos taken with the two cameras.
Unedited Jpeg from camera with C1 Classic Chrome film recipe applied If you are a Fuji X-T3 X-E3 or other later model camera owner using the newest x-trans III sensor and processing engine then youll be lucky enough to have a Classic Chrome film simulation built in to the camera itself. Ritchies recipes are fantastic and every Fujifilm user should have at least one dialled into their custom settings. And here is trip from Istanbul with Astia.
Why some dont like it why I LOVE it. From there I matched the colors to the ColorChecker picture I took with the Fuji. But I have found a few extra bits that werent.
It was introduced by Fujifilm beginning with the X-Trans II sensor so those who have X-Trans I cameras or older Bayer sensor cameras dont have it. The colours are subdued but very pleasing to my eye. I made over 30 iterations before getting the one that I use now.
IOW Third Quadrant is the Most Preferred Color Zone. 4300K -1 Red -3 Blue. -2 Base film simulation.
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