Herbert Hound
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- Location
- The Welsh Borders
- Name
- Colin
Fuji X Weekly's Vintage Kodachrome recipe with basic exposure tweaks....
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Thanks Miguel... you were one of my inspirations for going down the Fuji jpeg route so I'm glad you're enjoying my stuff. Whatever recipe I try using I always end up going back to the Vintage Kodachrome one. It's got the Kodak look without being over the top and the files will take a fair bit of exposure correction and still look good.I've been studying and appreciating ALL of your recent postings, Colin - but this particular group, using the Vintage Kodachrome recipe, stand out especially for me. Something about the tones... And those cow's faces are priceless.
Miguel, Kevin Mullins has some interesting film sims recipes on YouTube, (Kevin Mullins, My Fujifilm JPEG Settings).Now that I've acquired an X-T5 with its newer generation of X-Trans sensor, I am starting to test out some of the newer available 'recipes'.
My subject today: 3 caps in my closet (two Tintins, one Totoro).
First, some new ones from Ritchie Roesch's FujiXWeekly website...
This one he calls 'Timeless Negative' (and it's based on the new in camera Nostalgic Negative sim):
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Then his slightly updated recipe for Kodachrome 64:
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And a rather subtle monochrome recipe, inspired by Ilford FP4:
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Then a few recipes developed by Luis Costa, the Portuguese Fujiholic.
First, his variation of the Classic Negative sim, that he's slightly tweaked:
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Then one which I quite like which he calls, simply, 'Big Negative':
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And finally what I can only call an intriguing monochrome recipe that Costa calls 'Colored B&W':
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In the back of your mind Miguel, have you found 'the one'? I personally got stuck on Kodachrome 64 generally and haven't moved on.Two shots taken using some of Luis Costa's newer 'recipes', one colour, the other monochrome.
(They can all be found on this webpage: The 7 custom Fujifilm recipes on my camera right now)
The first, using what he calls 'C1 Classic Neg' --
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The second, using his 'Colored B&W' recipe--
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