Tested recipes
107
Every film look, dialled in.
Curated, real-world-tested Fujifilm film simulation recipes — copy the settings, shoot film-look JPEGs, no editing. For every X-Trans & GFX camera.
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Looks inspired by classic film — Portra, Gold, CineStill and more.
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Film looks, done right.
A curated library of Fujifilm recipes you can copy in seconds — tested on real gear, honest about the trade-offs, and free to use.
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Every recipe is tested on real Fujifilm bodies in real light — never generated on a screen.
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Each look ships with what it nails and what to watch for, plus sample JPEGs straight out of camera.
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Recipes tuned per generation — X-Trans III, IV, V and GFX are all covered.
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Recipes to try
A taste of the library — browse them all to filter by camera, sensor and look.
1960 Chrome
Chrome tones with a cool wash and heavy grain. Ideal for calm urban landscapes and water reflections at dusk.
1970's Summer
Sunlit hues and gentle warmth evoke past summers. Perfect for capturing vintage-styled travel memories.
1981 Kodak
The nostalgic grain and warm undertones recall 1980s Kodak film. Ideal for video and cinematic captures.
Acros Negative
Monochrome tones with subtle grain and muted contrast. Ideal for capturing architectural details and urban life.
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Recipes tested for your exact Fujifilm body — each tile notes its sensor generation.
Browse by sensor
The sensor generation decides which recipes work on your camera. Pick yours.
X-Trans V
The X-Trans CMOS 5 generation (e.g. X-T5, X-H2, X100VI). Adds Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace plus finer colour controls; the most capable generation for recipes today.
X-Trans IV
The X-Trans CMOS IV generation (e.g. X-T3, X-T4, X-Pro3, X100V). Introduced Classic Negative, Eterna, Color Chrome Effect and Clarity — a big jump in recipe flexibility.
GFX
Fujifilm's medium-format GFX line (e.g. GFX 100, GFX 100S). Shares many film simulations with X-Trans bodies but renders them across a much larger sensor.
X-Trans III
The X-Trans CMOS III generation (e.g. X-Pro2, X-T2, X100F). Added Acros and a wider grain/colour toolset — the first generation many modern recipes target.
X-Trans II
The X-Trans CMOS II generation (e.g. X100T, X-T1). Limited film simulation set compared with later sensors, with Classic Chrome arriving late in the generation.
X-Trans I
Every recipe is shot and reviewed on real Fujifilm cameras, in real conditions — with honest notes on what each look nails, and what to watch for.
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