X-Trans IVEternaColour4 photos
Vintage Daylight Recipe
Vibrant hues and warm tones to illuminate your scenes.

The lookWhy this one earns a slot
Santa Colour, based on the Eterna simulation, offers a vibrant, cinematic aesthetic tinged with warmth. Its rich, saturated colours and gentle highlights create an inviting, lively atmosphere reminiscent of vintage film. The look excels in capturing the essence of bustling street markets, lively events, or intimate, moody scenes. The high contrast between shadows and highlights enhances depth, while the soft, understated grain adds a subtle texture, evoking an authentic filmic feel. The warm colour shift lends images a nostalgic yet modern appeal. This recipe excels in golden hour conditions, where it beautifully renders the sky's hues and ambient light, making the scenes appear almost enchanting. However, it may struggle with overly bright daylight, where the vibrancy can become overwhelming.
The settingsThe recipe
Eterna · X-Trans IV
Unlock the full recipe
The white balance, tone curve, grain and ISO for Vintage Daylight are part of Fuji Pic Premium. Get them in the app, then load the recipe straight onto your camera.
Free to download · iPhone and AndroidHow 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 Eterna.
- Enter each value from the recipe's card in the Fuji Pic app, then save the slot.
- Select that slot to shoot Vintage Daylight JPEGs straight out of camera.
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Notes & caveatsWhat it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- Creates a nostalgic cinematic feel
- Vibrant colours enhance festive scenes
- Warm tones suit golden hour
- Distinctive look for urban settings
What to watch
- May oversaturate in harsh light
- Strong shadow contrast limits detail
- Cool tones less pronounced
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CompatibilityWill it work on your camera?
Tested across the X-Trans IV and GFX generations — compatibility is defined by sensor, so any body on these generations can run it.
Best forWhen to reach for it
Ideal for cinematic projects, this recipe shines in low-contrast lighting and during the golden hour. Best for capturing vibrant events, street scenes, and urban life. Its warm tones enhance the golden hour glow. Avoid in harsh daylight where colours may overpower.
Best for
Scenes and subjects this recipe is tuned for.
Less suited to
Where another look will likely serve you better.







