Fujifilm Recipes
Some of my favourite Fujifilm recipes for achieving unique looks straight out of camera.
Cinematic Gold
A warm, cinematic look perfect for golden hour and warm lighting conditions.
Classic Firenze Negative
A rich, vibrant recipe inspired by the colors of Florence.
FUJICOLOR
Classic Cuban Negative
Vibrant, warm tones with strong color saturation reminiscent of Cuban street scenes.
Reggie's Portra
Emulates the look of Kodak Portra film with soft, natural skin tones.
Kodachrome II
Kodachrome II is a Classic Chrome recipe by Ritchie Roesch (FujiXweekly), inspired by the iconic Kodachrome film. It offers warm, nostalgic tones and works well across camera models.
Kodak Tri-X 400
The most popular black and white recipe on FujiXweekly, emulating the legendary Kodak Tri-X 400 film. Best at ISO 1600 or higher, with three contrast variations available. ISO 1600-3200 resembles newer Tri-X, while ISO 6400+ resembles older film stock.
Kodak Portra 800 v3
The warmest version in the Portra 800 series. Performs excellently in golden hour and midday sunlight, works well in shade and overcast conditions. Surprisingly good for nighttime photography with natural light.
Reala Ace
A highly popular Classic Negative recipe that replicates Fujifilm's Reala Ace film simulation. Creates soft yet colorful results with a clear analog aesthetic. Suitable for all subjects and situations, with deeper, more saturated blues and accurate greens.
Daily Astia
Ross's popular daily-use recipe based on Astia film simulation. Highly saturated colors with strong clarity and Color Chrome FX Blue, creating sharp, punchy images.
Summer Chrome
Warm chrome-enhanced summer tones with vibrant, saturated colors and vintage aesthetic. The strong grain and reduced clarity create a soft, film-like quality characteristic of classic chrome photography.