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.
Recipe by Anders Lindborg (via FujiXweekly) · fujixweekly.com
Film simulation
Acros
Black and white with deep tones and sharp detail; its grain grows stronger as the ISO rises.
Dynamic rangeDR200
Example Monastery
Tone H 0 · S +3
Standard highlights, deeper shadows.
White balance Daylight · R+9 B−9
In black and white the shift adds no colour; it nudges how colours turn to grey.
GrainStrong, Large
Grain sizeLarge
Colour ChromeStrong
CC FX BlueOff
ISO1600-12800
Exposure+1/3 to +1
Best light
Non-direct sunlight, general outdoor use
Mood
Classic black and white with authentic film tonality and strong grain