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title = "X-Recipe: Golden Brown" |
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date = "2024-12-15" |
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tags = ["x-recipe"] |
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keywords = ["fujifilm", "x-sensor", "recipes", "CineStill"] |
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description = "Low Color Film Simulation with a Nostalgic Touch" |
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This recipe was created by chance and is based on Ritchie Roesch's [Pushed CineStill 800T] (https://fujixweekly.com/2023/07/22/pushed-cinestill-800t-fujifilm-x-t5-x-trans-v-film-simulation-recipe/). When setting up the recipe in my camera, I swapped the signs of the colour settings for the white balance. Instead of red -9 and blue +5, I set red +9 and blue -5. I didn't notice the mistake, but I was much more impressed by the photos that came out of it. The warm colouring creates a sepia-like character, but still leaves room for other colours. I only realised my mistake weeks later... |
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As the recipe is often used in extreme lighting situations, the value for the dynamic range should be adjusted accordingly. |
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 Frosty Leaf - A shadow situation on a cold and clear morning (DR100). |
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 Nebelwerk - Morning sun through dissolving veils of fog (DR200). |
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 Sawdust - In the leaf shadow of the summer sun (DR400). |
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Film Simulation: Eterna Bleach Bypass |
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Grain Effect: Strong, Large |
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Color Chrome Effect: Strong |
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Color Chrome FX Blue: Weak |
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White Balance: 7700K, +9 Red & -5 Blue |
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Dynamic Range: DR400 |
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Highlight: -0.5 |
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Shadow: +1.5 |
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Color: +3 |
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Sharpness: 0 |
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High ISO NR: -4 |
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Clarity: -3 |
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title = "X-Films Recipes" |
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date = "2024-12-14" |
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description = "Worthwhile user settings for X cameras recorded as a recipe" |
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**Recipes** |
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There are many sources for recipes on the internet and in your local bookshop, such as the wonderful website https://fujixweekly.com. |
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Also, here are my own recipes that I wouldn't want to be without. |
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**Scripting support** |
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Would you like to add recipe information to your images? Or save your recipes as user settings in Fujifilm X RAW Studio? Maybe this Python script is your friend: https://github.com/chs8691/recipetagger |
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