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Fujicolor Superia 800 Recipe

Capture serene moments with vibrant greens and soft urban tones.

Fuji Pic StudioTested on real gear · X-E3 · Updated June 8, 2026
Bright park scene with green grass, trees, and tall buildings in the background under sunlight.
Difficulty
Intermediate
Film simulation
PRO Neg. Std
Tested on
X-E3
Sample frames
5

The lookWhy this one earns a slot

This Fujicolor Superia 800 recipe, based on the PRO Neg. Std simulation, channels the gentle yet vibrant character of classic film. With its rich greens and soft urban tones, it evokes the calmness of a serene afternoon. The highlights are comfortably bright, allowing skies to maintain their allure without overpowering the scene. Shadows are deep yet inviting, providing a touch of drama that flatters portraits and studio work. The colour is vivid, enhancing the vibrancy of natural elements while retaining a subtler urban atmosphere. Strong grain adds a nostalgic, tactile quality, reminiscent of high-ISO film, perfect for images that feel both modern and timeless. This recipe excels in capturing the calmness of a scene, making it ideal for portraits that need a touch of warmth and character.

The settingsThe recipe

PRO Neg. Std · X-Trans IV

Film Simulation
PRO Neg. Std
Dynamic Range
DR200
White Balance
Auto, −2 R / −3 B
Highlight
+1
Shadow
+2
Color
+4
Sharpness
+1
Noise Reduction
−3
Clarity
0
Grain
Strong
ISO
6400
Exposure Comp.
+2/3

How to copy it to your camera

  1. Open the Image Quality (IQ) menu and select an empty custom setting slot (C1–C7).
  2. Set the base film simulation to PRO Neg. Std.
  3. Enter each value from the settings above, then save the slot.
  4. Select that slot to shoot Fujicolor Superia 800 JPEGs straight out of camera.

Sample framesShot on this recipe

Two people walking towards a traditional building surrounded by manicured hedges and palm trees.
Architecture · Outdoor · Golden Hour
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Screenshot of camera settings and specifications for Fujifilm film simulation.
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Settings for Fujifilm film simulation recipe with details on dynamic range and grain effect.
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Notes & caveatsWhat it nails, what to watch

What it nails

  • Vibrant, rich greens enhance natural scenes.
  • Soft urban tones flatter portraits.
  • Strong grain adds filmic texture.
  • Calm, inviting shadow depth.

What to watch

  • Cool WB shift affects skin tones.
  • Grain may overwhelm fine detail.
  • Not ideal for vibrant landscapes.

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CompatibilityWill it work on your camera?

Tested across the X-Trans IV, X-Trans III and GFX generations — compatibility is defined by sensor, so any body on these generations can run it. This recipe is tuned for X-Trans IV. It will work on X-Trans V, but blue can render more deeply there — adjust to taste.

Tested sensors & cameras

X-Trans IVX-Trans IIIGFXX-E3X-H1X-Pro2X-T2X-T20X-T3X-T30X100FGFX100

Best forWhen to reach for it

Ideal for portrait and studio photography, this recipe shines in controlled lighting, enhancing skin tones with soft, flattering contrasts. It's less suited for vivid landscapes, where the subtle urban tones might not bring out the dramatic colours of nature. Try it during golden hours for added warmth and depth.

Best for

Scenes and subjects this recipe is tuned for.

PortraitsStudio

Less suited to

Where another look will likely serve you better.

Vivid landscapes
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Frequently asked questions

What film simulation is used in Fujicolor Superia 800?

This recipe uses the PRO Neg. Std film simulation, known for its subtle, soft tones.

Which Fujifilm cameras are compatible with this recipe?

The recipe is compatible with X-Trans III, IV, and GFX cameras such as the X-T3, X-H1, and GFX100.

What is the best use case for this recipe?

Fujicolor Superia 800 is best for portraits and studio settings, offering vibrant greens and soft urban tones.