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Old Sunday Roll Recipe

Capture the essence of summer's end with nostalgic hues.

Fuji Pic StudioTested on real gear · Updated October 19, 2026

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Two people admiring a classic green convertible car in a park with city buildings in the background.

Difficulty

Intermediate

Film simulation

Classic Negative

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Sample frames

The lookWhy this one earns a slot

Old Sunday Roll, utilising the Classic Negative simulation, evokes the warmth and nostalgia of late summer days. The recipe brings to life vibrant coastal scenes and bustling urban environments, adding depth and character with its strong colour rendering and muted highlights. The small, strong grain texture contributes to a vintage filmic quality, reminiscent of classic 35mm travel photographs. This recipe shines in overcast conditions, where its dynamic range helps preserve delicate details in both shadows and highlights, while the slight blue shift in white balance lends a cool, calming tone to images. The reduced clarity softens the overall look, giving images a dreamy, contemplative feel that suits introspective street photography and quiet urban moments.

The settingsThe recipe

Classic Negative

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The white balance, tone curve, grain and ISO for Old Sunday Roll are part of Fuji Pic Premium. Get them in the app, then load the recipe straight onto your camera.

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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 recipe's card in the Fuji Pic app, then save the slot.
Select that slot to shoot Old Sunday Roll JPEGs straight out of camera.

Sample framesShot on this recipe

A traditional wooden boat sailing on blue water with a city skyline in the background. — Travel · Water · Golden Hour

A vibrant market stall displaying colorful textiles and traditional garments under a sunny sky. — Street · Urban · Harsh Midday

A person in a dark shirt stands with their back to the camera, surrounded by trees and people in a park. — Event · Outdoor · Harsh Midday

Notes & caveatsWhat it nails, what to watch

What it nails

Warm, nostalgic colour palette
Great for vibrant urban markets
Softens harsh midday light
Preserves highlight detail well

What to watch

Strong grain can dominate high ISO
Blue shift affects skin tones
Limited use in studio settings

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StreetUrbanOvercast

Best forWhen to reach for it

Ideal for capturing street and urban scenes, especially in overcast light. Thrives in environments with mixed lighting and vibrant colours. Avoid for studio portraits or pure landscape shots, where the recipe's character might overpower delicate tones. Its nostalgic tint enhances everyday scenes beautifully.

Best for

Scenes and subjects this recipe is tuned for.

StreetUrbanOvercast

Less suited to

Where another look will likely serve you better.

Studio portraitsPure landscape

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Frequently asked questions

Which camera supports Old Sunday Roll?

Old Sunday Roll is confirmed for the X-T4, making it a suitable choice for photographers using this Fujifilm body. The recipe uses Classic Negative with a nostalgic colour treatment, strong fine grain, and a warm white-balance shift, giving everyday street and urban scenes a distinctive film-like character.

What scenes suit Old Sunday Roll best?

Old Sunday Roll works particularly well for street and urban photography, especially in overcast conditions where its subdued colours and warm highlights can create a nostalgic atmosphere. It also suits vibrant markets, relaxed park scenes, and everyday city moments where strong grain and softened clarity add character without making the surroundings feel overly polished.

What lighting condition works best with Old Sunday Roll?

Overcast light is the clearest match for Old Sunday Roll. Softer illumination complements its warm, nostalgic character and helps maintain the muted quality described in the shooting notes, making the recipe particularly appealing when you want an atmospheric look rather than the harder contrast of strong direct sunlight.

When should you avoid using the Old Sunday Roll?

Strong direct sunlight or very high-contrast scenes may not showcase Old Sunday Roll as naturally as overcast conditions. The recipe is specifically described as working best in overcast light, so harsher illumination may compete with the warm, nostalgic character that defines its intended look.

Is Old Sunday Roll suitable for travel photography?

Yes, Old Sunday Roll suits travel photography when you are photographing streets, markets, urban surroundings, and everyday moments. Its warm, nostalgic character works particularly well in overcast conditions, while the sample frames support its use for relaxed travel scenes with colourful surroundings and a strong sense of place.