X-Trans VClassic NegativeColour20 photos
Fujicolor Superia 200 Recipe
Capture the vivid details of urban life with strong grain and vibrant colours.

The lookWhy this one earns a slot
Fujicolor Superia 200 with Classic Negative simulation evokes the energetic vibe of bustling urban environments. Expect a vibrant palette with a slightly cool, bluish cast, enhancing greens and reds while muting yellows for a harmonious balance. Strong grain adds a filmic texture, imbuing scenes with a nostalgic grit. Lowered shadows soften contrasts, making this recipe ideal for overcast days where it captures the dynamic interplay of colours and textures without harsh contrasts. It sings in street photography, where the lively hues and grainy look bring stories to life. The bold colours cut through the greyest days, ensuring each shot is full of character.
The settingsThe recipe
Classic Negative · X-Trans V
- Film Simulation
- Classic Negative
- Dynamic Range
- DR400
- White Balance
- Custom Kelvin, 4000K, −5 B
- Highlight
- 0
- Shadow
- −2
- Color
- −2
- Sharpness
- −2
- Noise Reduction
- −4
- Clarity
- 0
- Grain
- Strong, Small
- Color Chrome Effect
- Strong
- Color Chrome FX Blue
- Strong
- ISO
- 6400
- Exposure Comp.
- -1/3 to +2/3
How to copy it to your camera
- Open the Image Quality (IQ) menu and select an empty custom setting slot (C1–C7).
- Set the base film simulation to Classic Negative.
- Enter each value from the settings above, then save the slot.
- Select that slot to shoot Fujicolor Superia 200 JPEGs straight out of camera.
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Notes & caveatsWhat it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- Vibrant urban colours with a nostalgic feel
- Strong grain adds filmic texture
- Captures street scenes with vivid detail
- Softens harsh contrasts on overcast days
What to watch
- Blue shift may affect skin tones
- Strong grain noticeable at high ISO
- Muted yellows may distort some scenes
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CompatibilityWill it work on your camera?
Tested across the X-Trans V and GFX generations — compatibility is defined by sensor, so any body on these generations can run it.
Best forWhen to reach for it
Perfect for street and urban scenes, especially under overcast skies where colours pop. Avoid in controlled studio environments or pure landscapes where its urban edge may not complement the subject. This recipe thrives in capturing the essence of bustling city life, highlighting vibrant interactions.
Best for
Scenes and subjects this recipe is tuned for.
Less suited to
Where another look will likely serve you better.






