Due to the popularity of my post on switching from shooting RAW to JPEG for my images, I thought I best create one where you can see my Fujifilm JPEG settings. These are much like using presets in Lightroom but you are applying them to the image there and then. The below settings are the ones I use everyday and were developed through my time in Singapore, Chiang Mai and Bangkok. At first, in Singapore, I wasn’t so good. I kept changing my mind on how a photo should look so I kept switching JPEG profiles. However, by the time of my last stop in Bangkok, I was much more settled. Now, I choose the setting and leave it.I cannot however take the full credit. My Fujifilm JPEG settings were created through researching other Fujifilm shooters; most notably Kevin Mullins and Ritchie Roesch. Whilst Kevin focuses on weddings and Ritchie on emulating classic film looks, I thought I would see how JPEGs fare for travel photography.
Before going any further, you might want to check out an up to date example of my JPEG settings in action. I took my camera out for a spin around Edinburgh and was over the moon with how the photos turned out!
***UPDATE***
I’ve got a brand new post with my updated Fujifilm JPEG settings for 2021 which you can check out right here.
Setting Up The Camera
Before I get into each of my custom settings, it is worth mentioning how I set my Fujifilm X-T2 up so that it is easier to shoot JPEGs. With RAW, you get a lot of flexibility when it comes to post-processing yet, with JPEG, nearly everything has to be perfect at the time you press the shutter. I like the X-T2 for this as everything is easily accessible especially when it comes to exposure compensation. I’d hate to try this with a different brand.I am a big believer in letting the camera do most of the work for me. Many will probably disagree with me but I find it much easier to concentrate on capturing images than constantly fiddling with settings. Whilst I’ve set up the whole camera for the way I shoot, these are the main ones that will help you get better JPEGs.
Aperture Priority
I shoot in aperture priority almost all of the time. Unless there are exceptional circumstances, for example night cityscapes or panning, which require me to manually adjust the shutter speed, I just let the camera do the work for me. You will want to control the depth of field yourself and this is exactly what aperture priority allows. All I have to do is choose my desired aperture (often between wide open and f/8) and the camera chooses the shutter speed. When the shutter speed gets too slow, my Auto ISO setting steps in to assist.
Auto ISO
I’m perfectly happy with stills produced at high ISO and, if the situation requires it, I have no issue with going up to 12,800. Whilst I don’t shoot professionally, I’d rather put up with noise and have a useable image than one that comes out blurry.I therefore use the following Auto ISO settings:
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ISO Dial set to A
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Default Sensitivity 200 (although it often increases to 400 even in bright daylight)
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Max. Sensitivity 12,800
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Min. Shutter Speed 1/125
I find that a minimum shutter speed of 1/125 is enough to maintain sharp images and the camera will increase the ISO if the shutter speed drops below that figure.
Exposure Compensation
In order to get the image properly exposed in camera, I find that I often set the exposure compensation to +1 or sometimes even +2. This is where the Electronic View Finder (EVF) comes in handy – you can see exactly how the JPEG is going to look no matter what setting you change. Mirrorless is the way forward I’m telling you! I’ve also added the Histogram to the EVF which tells me whether an image is properly exposed or not.However, instead of just flicking turning the exposure dial manually, I have it set to C all of the time. I then set the command dial on the front of my camera to adjust the exposure compensation; this way you get up to 5 stops instead of 3. Not that I really need 5, but I actually find it so much quicker to use the command dial.
My Fujifilm JPEG Settings
To create your own JPEG settings, head to Edit/Save Custom Setting in the IQ section of the menu. From here you can save seven different settings, all for different scenarios if you wish. To make it even easier to switch between settings, I changed my FN5 button to ‘Select Custom Setting.’ With the camera to my eye, I can simply and very easily change presets.
Astia Travel
This is the one I use nearly all the time; for day to day images when exploring as well as my food shots. Astia is such a versatile film simulation. I love it so much I even used Astia when I had VSCO presets. For more sample images, make sure you check out my post on Fujifilm’s Astia.
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Dynamic Range (DR) Auto
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Film Simulation (FS) Astia
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Grain Off
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White Balance (WB) Auto +1 Red
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Highlight -1
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Shadow +2
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Color +2
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Sharpness -1
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Noise Reduction (NR) -3
Chrome Urban
Ah Classic Chrome. The film simulation of Gods. I believe it’s Fujifilm’s version of a very popular Kodak film. This is the one that I switch to for street photography or if it starts to rain. The combination of Classic Chrome and reflections in rain is just beautiful; in a grungy kind of way.
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DR Auto
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FS Classic Chrome
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Grain Off
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WB Auto +1 Red
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Highlight 0
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Shadow +2
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Color +3
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Sharpness +3
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NR -3
You can check out more examples of my Classic Chrome setting here.
Velvia LS
For landscapes, I often use Velvia which really brings out the colour in every scene. I also used this in Little India in Singapore where the bright colours couldn’t have been captured any other way. I don’t however find myself using this too much.
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DR Auto
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FS Velvia
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Grain Off
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WB Auto +1 Red
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Highlight -1
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Shadow +3
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Color +4
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Sharpness +2
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NR -1
Pro Port
I owe this one to Kevin Mullins; it’s a really soft and subtle setting used for portraits. I don’t shoot that many portraits at all but I found that it worked well in capturing details in a Bangkok hotel. However, when I have used it for a portrait, it works wonders. I love the look this gives and hopefully will use it more once I buy the 56mm f/1.2.
Great post, man. I’m going to try your presets with my x100f [:
Ah thank you!! Let me know how you find them! Cheers
I use the same film sims but with some modified settings.My favorites are also Astia (with low contrast and a slight color boost) and Kodachrome II (more contrast, less color, wb shift towards orange).For portraits however pro negative is lovely.
Great post, man. I’m going to try your presets with my x100f [:
Ah thank you!! Let me know how you find them! Cheers
I use the same film sims but with some modified settings.My favorites are also Astia (with low contrast and a slight color boost) and Kodachrome II (more contrast, less color, wb shift towards orange).For portraits however pro negative is lovely.
Great post, man. I’m going to try your presets with my x100f [:
Ah thank you!! Let me know how you find them! Cheers
I use the same film sims but with some modified settings.My favorites are also Astia (with low contrast and a slight color boost) and Kodachrome II (more contrast, less color, wb shift towards orange).For portraits however pro negative is lovely.
Nice! Speeding up the post processing is always great when traveling, allows more time to work on the gram haha!
Haha definitely although I find no matter how much work I put into that these days i never get any further haha!
Nice! Speeding up the post processing is always great when traveling, allows more time to work on the gram haha!
Haha definitely although I find no matter how much work I put into that these days i never get any further haha!
Nice! Speeding up the post processing is always great when traveling, allows more time to work on the gram haha!
Haha definitely although I find no matter how much work I put into that these days i never get any further haha!
I always love to hear how others take their shots. I use Canon camera and am quite happy with it. I do find that a shot done well before eliminates the processing after. I’m not fully decided on set settings so I adjust a lot of them as I take the shots.
Me too I love to know how other people shoot! Good I know a lot of happy Canon users but for me it was Fujifilm that made me fall back in love with photography! How manual it all can be!
Yes, it really makes a huge difference. I love is especially for shooting at night!
I always love to hear how others take their shots. I use Canon camera and am quite happy with it. I do find that a shot done well before eliminates the processing after. I’m not fully decided on set settings so I adjust a lot of them as I take the shots.
Me too I love to know how other people shoot! Good I know a lot of happy Canon users but for me it was Fujifilm that made me fall back in love with photography! How manual it all can be!
Yes, it really makes a huge difference. I love is especially for shooting at night!
I always love to hear how others take their shots. I use Canon camera and am quite happy with it. I do find that a shot done well before eliminates the processing after. I’m not fully decided on set settings so I adjust a lot of them as I take the shots.
Me too I love to know how other people shoot! Good I know a lot of happy Canon users but for me it was Fujifilm that made me fall back in love with photography! How manual it all can be!
Yes, it really makes a huge difference. I love is especially for shooting at night!
I have been trying some of your custom sets on a xpro2 and i like them a lot!
Ah thank you very much!
I have been trying some of your custom sets on a xpro2 and i like them a lot!
Ah thank you very much!
I have been trying some of your custom sets on a xpro2 and i like them a lot!
Ah thank you very much!
Thanks man, that is something I was looking for after purchasing the camera. Great stuff !I just wonder if there is a way to somehow transfer those settings to the raw file, so that if you decide to process it, you start from your jpg version of raw
Hey sorry for the late reply! I had replied but somehow it’s been deleted! I’m not sure exactly how to do that although I think I saw someone mention Capture One software can read the original JPEG information! I’m still surprised at what editing I can manage with a JPG file especially in Lightroom which doesn’t actually affect the original file, just a copy of it!
Thanks man, that is something I was looking for after purchasing the camera. Great stuff !I just wonder if there is a way to somehow transfer those settings to the raw file, so that if you decide to process it, you start from your jpg version of raw
Hey sorry for the late reply! I had replied but somehow it’s been deleted! I’m not sure exactly how to do that although I think I saw someone mention Capture One software can read the original JPEG information! I’m still surprised at what editing I can manage with a JPG file especially in Lightroom which doesn’t actually affect the original file, just a copy of it!
Thanks man, that is something I was looking for after purchasing the camera. Great stuff !I just wonder if there is a way to somehow transfer those settings to the raw file, so that if you decide to process it, you start from your jpg version of raw
Hey sorry for the late reply! I had replied but somehow it’s been deleted! I’m not sure exactly how to do that although I think I saw someone mention Capture One software can read the original JPEG information! I’m still surprised at what editing I can manage with a JPG file especially in Lightroom which doesn’t actually affect the original file, just a copy of it!
hey thank you for the really good instruction and ideas… can you explain where do you save your presets on the camera? Do you use the Q Menu? Thank you
Thank you! I use the Custom Settings in the menu and then change the right D-pad to custom settings!
hey thank you for the really good instruction and ideas… can you explain where do you save your presets on the camera? Do you use the Q Menu? Thank you
Thank you! I use the Custom Settings in the menu and then change the right D-pad to custom settings!
hey thank you for the really good instruction and ideas… can you explain where do you save your presets on the camera? Do you use the Q Menu? Thank you
Thank you! I use the Custom Settings in the menu and then change the right D-pad to custom settings!
I love these settings. I do wonder how you get the WB as Auto +1 Red?
Hi! I added WB setting to one of the Dpads and then when you click on Auto it should give you a full colour spectrum – I then press right on the Dpad once to get +1 red!Thanks
I love these settings. I do wonder how you get the WB as Auto +1 Red?
Hi! I added WB setting to one of the Dpads and then when you click on Auto it should give you a full colour spectrum – I then press right on the Dpad once to get +1 red!Thanks
I love these settings. I do wonder how you get the WB as Auto +1 Red?
Hi! I added WB setting to one of the Dpads and then when you click on Auto it should give you a full colour spectrum – I then press right on the Dpad once to get +1 red!Thanks
Thanks
Hello Jamie.. Your post is amazing and I can’t tell you how much I am happy that I bought fujifilm. Your pics are awesome and adorable and I keep them watching on and on.. I am very new to this camera.. And I couldn’t understand how you import pics with few more settings.. Because I import them to my phone but can’t find such import.. Why dont you make video on you tube and demonstrate.. Hope some day I do take at least few pics like you which shall make me super achiever.. Appreciate your guidance and help best wishes from India
Thank you so much for the comment. I’m really glad you like the post and the photos! I use Adobe Lightroom on my laptop and have a preset set up for when I import. Ah I’m not very good at YouTube haha!Thanks againJamie
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Hello Jamie.. Your post is amazing and I can’t tell you how much I am happy that I bought fujifilm. Your pics are awesome and adorable and I keep them watching on and on.. I am very new to this camera.. And I couldn’t understand how you import pics with few more settings.. Because I import them to my phone but can’t find such import.. Why dont you make video on you tube and demonstrate.. Hope some day I do take at least few pics like you which shall make me super achiever.. Appreciate your guidance and help best wishes from India
Thank you so much for the comment. I’m really glad you like the post and the photos! I use Adobe Lightroom on my laptop and have a preset set up for when I import. Ah I’m not very good at YouTube haha!Thanks againJamie
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Hello Jamie.. Your post is amazing and I can’t tell you how much I am happy that I bought fujifilm. Your pics are awesome and adorable and I keep them watching on and on.. I am very new to this camera.. And I couldn’t understand how you import pics with few more settings.. Because I import them to my phone but can’t find such import.. Why dont you make video on you tube and demonstrate.. Hope some day I do take at least few pics like you which shall make me super achiever.. Appreciate your guidance and help best wishes from India
Thank you so much for the comment. I’m really glad you like the post and the photos! I use Adobe Lightroom on my laptop and have a preset set up for when I import. Ah I’m not very good at YouTube haha!Thanks againJamie
Thanks, this is highly appreciated!
No worries at all! Hope this helps!
Thanks, this is highly appreciated!
No worries at all! Hope this helps!
Thanks, this is highly appreciated!
No worries at all! Hope this helps!
Great post, I like your JPEG settings very much, it works very good to me. May you could present some presets for night shots?
Thank you! I use the astia one quite a bit at night – check these photos out which were with that present! https://jamiechancetravels.com/2019/01/22/new-years-eve-in-allendale-the-tar-barl/
Great post, I like your JPEG settings very much, it works very good to me. May you could present some presets for night shots?
Thank you! I use the astia one quite a bit at night – check these photos out which were with that present! https://jamiechancetravels.com/2019/01/22/new-years-eve-in-allendale-the-tar-barl/
Great post, I like your JPEG settings very much, it works very good to me. May you could present some presets for night shots?
Thank you! I use the astia one quite a bit at night – check these photos out which were with that present! https://jamiechancetravels.com/2019/01/22/new-years-eve-in-allendale-the-tar-barl/
Awesome post. I find I am using in cam jpegs on my travels for street scenes. About to try your chrome recipe in Taipei this morning on my xt2Cheers,Cory
Ah that’s awesome thank you!! I hope you enjoy them! I’m jealous of your travels now!
Awesome post. I find I am using in cam jpegs on my travels for street scenes. About to try your chrome recipe in Taipei this morning on my xt2Cheers,Cory
Ah that’s awesome thank you!! I hope you enjoy them! I’m jealous of your travels now!
Awesome post. I find I am using in cam jpegs on my travels for street scenes. About to try your chrome recipe in Taipei this morning on my xt2Cheers,Cory
Ah that’s awesome thank you!! I hope you enjoy them! I’m jealous of your travels now!
I’m an older guy that has loved cameras since I’ve been a kid. Came across your site and was quite impressed. Just bought a Fuji XT3 because I have used Fuji film in the past and really liked the results. I’m a little intimidated with all the settings this camera has. I think your settings would be a great starting point. There is a phrase that I have been quite familiar with “KISS”, because of my work experience in computers. I’m sure you have heard of it and know what that means. Thanks again for your site. Look forward to checking it often.Best Regards,Dick J
Thank you for the comment and taking the time to read my blog! That camera looks an absolute beast which you’ll really enjoy!Thanks againJamie
I’m an older guy that has loved cameras since I’ve been a kid. Came across your site and was quite impressed. Just bought a Fuji XT3 because I have used Fuji film in the past and really liked the results. I’m a little intimidated with all the settings this camera has. I think your settings would be a great starting point. There is a phrase that I have been quite familiar with “KISS”, because of my work experience in computers. I’m sure you have heard of it and know what that means. Thanks again for your site. Look forward to checking it often.Best Regards,Dick J
Thank you for the comment and taking the time to read my blog! That camera looks an absolute beast which you’ll really enjoy!Thanks againJamie
I’m an older guy that has loved cameras since I’ve been a kid. Came across your site and was quite impressed. Just bought a Fuji XT3 because I have used Fuji film in the past and really liked the results. I’m a little intimidated with all the settings this camera has. I think your settings would be a great starting point. There is a phrase that I have been quite familiar with “KISS”, because of my work experience in computers. I’m sure you have heard of it and know what that means. Thanks again for your site. Look forward to checking it often.Best Regards,Dick J
Thank you for the comment and taking the time to read my blog! That camera looks an absolute beast which you’ll really enjoy!Thanks againJamie
I tried you recipe Astia Travel and it is simply amazing. Thank you so much for it and your other jpeg settings.
Thank you! Really glad you like it!! I love the classic chrome one too; I’ve found it perfect for sunny days!
I tried you recipe Astia Travel and it is simply amazing. Thank you so much for it and your other jpeg settings.
Thank you! Really glad you like it!! I love the classic chrome one too; I’ve found it perfect for sunny days!
I tried you recipe Astia Travel and it is simply amazing. Thank you so much for it and your other jpeg settings.
Thank you! Really glad you like it!! I love the classic chrome one too; I’ve found it perfect for sunny days!
I have been playing with you settings some more. I noticed you are using an XT-2. I have an XT-3 and I am using Fuji Raw windows app to store the recipe. The one thing I noticed is the your recipes use Shadow +2 and my photos appear too dark. Shadow 0 on the other hand seems to give it a more natural look.By the way this is no criticism. I am just wondering if there is a possibility that the XT-3 sensor and color engine might be different than on the XT-2 and perhaps giving me a different look than your XT-2. I am newbie with Fujifilm and I admit my theory might be ridiculous.Keep up the good work.Best Regards.
That’s strange! Recently I’ve been trying some Acros with +4 shadows which is just so punchy! I have to get the exposure right in camera often plus one and then some adjustment in Lightroom! Cheers
I am going to run a test this week with the following. I going to shoot with “Astia Travel” in camera with Raw and Fine Jpeg. I am then going to use Fuji X Raw, take the raw image, and apply the recipe. The compare the Fuji X Raw generated jpeg with the one coming from the camera. They should look identical. If they are different then it might an issue with how Fuji X Raw is applying to the recipes to generate the jpeg. If you like, I can post my results here 🙂
Thank you! Yeah I’d be really interested to see that!
I have been playing with you settings some more. I noticed you are using an XT-2. I have an XT-3 and I am using Fuji Raw windows app to store the recipe. The one thing I noticed is the your recipes use Shadow +2 and my photos appear too dark. Shadow 0 on the other hand seems to give it a more natural look.By the way this is no criticism. I am just wondering if there is a possibility that the XT-3 sensor and color engine might be different than on the XT-2 and perhaps giving me a different look than your XT-2. I am newbie with Fujifilm and I admit my theory might be ridiculous.Keep up the good work.Best Regards.
That’s strange! Recently I’ve been trying some Acros with +4 shadows which is just so punchy! I have to get the exposure right in camera often plus one and then some adjustment in Lightroom! Cheers
I am going to run a test this week with the following. I going to shoot with “Astia Travel” in camera with Raw and Fine Jpeg. I am then going to use Fuji X Raw, take the raw image, and apply the recipe. The compare the Fuji X Raw generated jpeg with the one coming from the camera. They should look identical. If they are different then it might an issue with how Fuji X Raw is applying to the recipes to generate the jpeg. If you like, I can post my results here 🙂
Thank you! Yeah I’d be really interested to see that!
I have been playing with you settings some more. I noticed you are using an XT-2. I have an XT-3 and I am using Fuji Raw windows app to store the recipe. The one thing I noticed is the your recipes use Shadow +2 and my photos appear too dark. Shadow 0 on the other hand seems to give it a more natural look.By the way this is no criticism. I am just wondering if there is a possibility that the XT-3 sensor and color engine might be different than on the XT-2 and perhaps giving me a different look than your XT-2. I am newbie with Fujifilm and I admit my theory might be ridiculous.Keep up the good work.Best Regards.
That’s strange! Recently I’ve been trying some Acros with +4 shadows which is just so punchy! I have to get the exposure right in camera often plus one and then some adjustment in Lightroom! Cheers
I am going to run a test this week with the following. I going to shoot with “Astia Travel” in camera with Raw and Fine Jpeg. I am then going to use Fuji X Raw, take the raw image, and apply the recipe. The compare the Fuji X Raw generated jpeg with the one coming from the camera. They should look identical. If they are different then it might an issue with how Fuji X Raw is applying to the recipes to generate the jpeg. If you like, I can post my results here 🙂
Thank you! Yeah I’d be really interested to see that!
Hi Jamie, just to understand, what is the DR setting (,Auto, 200) doing for the look? I know how it works technically but I was wondering if it also contributes to the specific look of each recipe. Thx.
Thanks – I haven’t done a particular comparison of each photo with different DR settings but I always want to try and preserve highlights!
Thank you, Jamie!Btw, when you say that your ISO sometimes increases to 400 even in bright daylight I guess this happens because your camera is set to.DR Auto and the dynamic range of the scene is too high.
Hi Jamie, just to understand, what is the DR setting (,Auto, 200) doing for the look? I know how it works technically but I was wondering if it also contributes to the specific look of each recipe. Thx.
Thanks – I haven’t done a particular comparison of each photo with different DR settings but I always want to try and preserve highlights!
Thank you, Jamie!Btw, when you say that your ISO sometimes increases to 400 even in bright daylight I guess this happens because your camera is set to.DR Auto and the dynamic range of the scene is too high.
Hi Jamie, just to understand, what is the DR setting (,Auto, 200) doing for the look? I know how it works technically but I was wondering if it also contributes to the specific look of each recipe. Thx.
Thanks – I haven’t done a particular comparison of each photo with different DR settings but I always want to try and preserve highlights!
Thank you, Jamie!Btw, when you say that your ISO sometimes increases to 400 even in bright daylight I guess this happens because your camera is set to.DR Auto and the dynamic range of the scene is too high.
Hey there Jamie.Just found your website looking for ideas for custom film simulations, and I’ve browsing for what seems like hours now. Just wanted to say thanks for all the good work. Also, if I may offer a suggestion, it would be so very helpful if you had noted which simulation was used for every one of the (lovely!) shots that you have displayed at the end of the article. Once again, cheers for all the lovely stuff and keep up the good fight 🙂
Hey there Jamie.Just found your website looking for ideas for custom film simulations, and I’ve browsing for what seems like hours now. Just wanted to say thanks for all the good work. Also, if I may offer a suggestion, it would be so very helpful if you had noted which simulation was used for every one of the (lovely!) shots that you have displayed at the end of the article. Once again, cheers for all the lovely stuff and keep up the good fight 🙂
Hey there Jamie.Just found your website looking for ideas for custom film simulations, and I’ve browsing for what seems like hours now. Just wanted to say thanks for all the good work. Also, if I may offer a suggestion, it would be so very helpful if you had noted which simulation was used for every one of the (lovely!) shots that you have displayed at the end of the article. Once again, cheers for all the lovely stuff and keep up the good fight 🙂
im also fujifilm user.. haven expriance..
im also fujifilm user.. haven expriance..
im also fujifilm user.. haven expriance..
I first noticed Fuji JPG’s with the original X-100. After a few months with the X-Pro2 I began to take them seriously. Now JPG constitutes well over 90% of my work. Attempting discussions with other photographers generates at best a very cool response so it’s wonderful to have others’ recipes being shared. Thank you
Thank you for the comment! I’m glad to hear that you mostly use JPGs, I have found some situations where they just don’t work (high contrast scenes) but I absolutely love them! All my recent work on Instagram are JPGs!Thanks againJamie
I first noticed Fuji JPG’s with the original X-100. After a few months with the X-Pro2 I began to take them seriously. Now JPG constitutes well over 90% of my work. Attempting discussions with other photographers generates at best a very cool response so it’s wonderful to have others’ recipes being shared. Thank you
Thank you for the comment! I’m glad to hear that you mostly use JPGs, I have found some situations where they just don’t work (high contrast scenes) but I absolutely love them! All my recent work on Instagram are JPGs!Thanks againJamie
I first noticed Fuji JPG’s with the original X-100. After a few months with the X-Pro2 I began to take them seriously. Now JPG constitutes well over 90% of my work. Attempting discussions with other photographers generates at best a very cool response so it’s wonderful to have others’ recipes being shared. Thank you
Thank you for the comment! I’m glad to hear that you mostly use JPGs, I have found some situations where they just don’t work (high contrast scenes) but I absolutely love them! All my recent work on Instagram are JPGs!Thanks againJamie
Hello Jamie,First thank you for your help and congrats for your work! I have a question: Is it possible to assign a different WB for each custom setting or do you have to memorize and change the WB every time you choose another jpeg setting?Thank you in advance. Best regards from France.
Hello Jamie,First thank you for your help and congrats for your work! I have a question: Is it possible to assign a different WB for each custom setting or do you have to memorize and change the WB every time you choose another jpeg setting?Thank you in advance. Best regards from France.
Hello Jamie,First thank you for your help and congrats for your work! I have a question: Is it possible to assign a different WB for each custom setting or do you have to memorize and change the WB every time you choose another jpeg setting?Thank you in advance. Best regards from France.
Hi, I can’t find how to put the WB auto +1 red in my xt3. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Hi, I can’t find how to put the WB auto +1 red in my xt3. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Hi, I can’t find how to put the WB auto +1 red in my xt3. Thanks for sharing your experience.
你的照片都很美,谢谢你分享这些照片,然我感到很羡慕 😘🤩
你的照片都很美,谢谢你分享这些照片,然我感到很羡慕 😘🤩
你的照片都很美,谢谢你分享这些照片,然我感到很羡慕 😘🤩
Hi there – Can you share the settings that you used on the image of the tuktuk below? I’ve been trying to match the look of what I used to shoot in India and Thailand with (M7+Ektachrome 100VS) and that is almost EXACTLY the colors I’ve been searching for. Is it your Urban Chrome? Any tweaks?
Hi Bryan, thanks for the comment! I bet those photos you have are unreal! Yes as far as I remember this is the classic chrome recipe I use every day, with just the slight tweaks in lightroom but nothing to the colours!