Latest Update: January 2023 – New additions or adjustments will be added to the top – scroll for the latest.
Recommendation : When creating recipes yourself, be careful where you share your recipes. It is best to make a statement on your recipe and/or website that your recipes may not be shared on other commercial websites – or at least not as click bait to lure interested readers for ultimate profit on a certain website. The easiest way is to use a license – go to creative commons for more information.
Film simulation recipes are specific settings you can change on camera
How are film simulation recipes made?
How can I save them on my Fujifilm Camera?
Well, I know someone who can explain that perfectly:
Creating Film (Fujifilm Film Simulations) on OneCameraOneLens by Mark G. Adams
Storing Film Simulations on your Fujifilm Camera on OneCameraOneLens by Mark G. Adams
And his well known “One Camera One Lens Fujifilm X Film Simulations pages“
New recipes will be added to the top – links to the various pages : click on the site screenshot left, or for main site click on written link right side.
The Newest Recipe in the Spotlight for January 2023 :
Four Recipes from Tudor Mateescu
Fujifilm Film Recipe: CineGlitch 800
Fujifilm Film Recipe: Nostalgic Sepia
Fujifilm Film Recipe: Cinematic Summer Vibes
Fujifilm “Ilford” Recipe With Consistent Results
The Latest Recipes :
fujifilm_recipes
Film Simulation: Classic Chrome
Grain Effect: Strong Small
Color Chrome Effect: Strong
White Balance: R: 4 B: -4
Tone Curve: H: -1 S: -1
Color: +2
Sharpness: -2
High ISO NR: -4
Ivan Cheam – Ivan Yolo – True Chroma – Poor man’s Leica recipe for Fuji X-Trans IV
This Recipe – click here
IvanYolo : The Site – click here
The OSP article about this – here
New Recipe Update – Marcel Fraij – Seven Fujifilm Recipes
For the recipes and examples visit : https://www.hemelsteen.nl/
MGA Classic Pro :
Justin Gould
No less than 18 new recipes – and probably more to come…
Justin Gould on “Film Recipes for Fujifilm X-Trans 4 Cameras“
Dom Caligan Photography
OSP Magazine Special – Fujifilm Simulation Recipes and Sci-fi Gaming
Three great recipes on a dedicated page – click the link above to go to the recipes.
Craig Bergonzoni – “RADIANT CHROME”
Link Youtube : click here
Article on his website and written recipe : click here
Craig Bergonzoni – “E6XD”
Film simulation recipe for X Trans I – Fuji X-E1
Link Youtube : click here
Article on his website and written recipe : click here
Mark G. Adams – RetroChroma
Latest recipe and pictures :
Fujifilm Quick Reference Recipes – Mark G. Adams
My Best Fujifilm Recipe – Andrei Dima
Bad Weather Recipes – Andrei Dima, Ritchie Roesch & Mark G. Adams
The Big Negative – I can’t Believe this is not Film! Fujifilm Recipe
The Big Negative – My JEFF BRIDGES B&W Fujifilm Recipe, perfect for Streetphotography.
YT – My JEFF BRIDGES B&W Fujifilm Recipe, perfect for Streetphotography.
Kebs Cayabyab – Eight Fujifilm Recipes
The first five recipes on youtube : My JPEG Settings – 5 Custom Fujifilm Film Simulations For Your No Edit Photos (JPEG Recipes)
The latest three recipes : My JPEG Settings – 3 NEW Custom Fujifilm Film Simulations For Your No Edit Photos (JPEG Recipes)
Øyvind Nordhagen – OWH Recipe Pack
A Norwegian Recipe Update from Øyvind Nordhagen
Øyvind Nordhagen. Photographer based in Oslo. I write about photographic technique and editing.
Reggie Ballesteros
Website : https://reggiebphotography.com/
Recipe : Must-Try Fujifilm Film Simulation Recipe | X100V, XS10, XT4
CAPTN LOOK – Creamy Color
CAPTN LOOK Fujifilm Recipe “Creamy Color”
https://www.instagram.com/captn.look/
The music, the film and the pictures …
Breathtakingly beautifully done.
Life Unintended – Luís Costa
The 7 custom Fujifilm recipes on my camera right now
But also take a look here : My favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes , and if you are also interested in simulating analog film : The “film look” in digital: what I’ve learned so far
On Luís’s website you will also find a lot of photos made with those recipes – definitely worth a visit !
One Camera One Lens – Mark G. Adams
The absolute number one for me, click on the logo to go to his Fujifilm X Film Simulation Pages.
Life, Unintended – Luís Costa
My favorite Fujifilm film simulation settings
Pete Takes Pictures
Film and Vision
Making Fuji X Simulations work for you
Shark & Palm
Fuji Film Simulations: Best Recipes for Portraits, Street, Landscape, and More
Immanuel Sander – Captn.Look
Apparently his film recipes can be found on Instagram and Youtube, but I think you need an account for Instagram, so I didn’t find them directly.
https://www.instagram.com/captn.look/ and https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrEkMEvPe6qTW2ieLejZiCw
Helen Fennell
Recipes for X-T1 – X70 – X100F
Gajan Balan
On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/GajanBalan/featured
John Peltier
The Broketographers
Scott Dawson – Youtube video on Oleksii Prytuhin Film Simulation Recipes
Scott Dawson’s video on YouTube : 21 Fuji Film Simulation Recipes
David Triregno
A list of over 200 recipes from David Triregno
https://www.facebook.com/TriregnoDavidPhotography
the list : Fujifilm Customs Films
Henri-Pierre Chavaz
Here’s another spreadsheet with recipes, available in pdf and xlsx – and a lot of links to other photographers, books, and other info.
Jean-Pascal Remon
“HOW TO GET THE FUJI CLASSIC NEGATIVE LOOK TO YOUR X-PRO2/X-T2”
Dan Bailey Photo Blog
“Customizing the Film Simulations on the X Series Cameras”
Create your own recipes with samples by official Fujifilm X Photographer Dan Bailey.
Clifton Beard – Atrax Photo
David Szweduik – Usually Dave
Veijo Matikainen
Film Simulation recipes and Capture One Styles
Thomas Schwab – alias: effzwo.thommy
Created or participated in many recipes.
As far as I discovered, only has an Instagram page:
https://www.instagram.com/effzwo.thomy/
Ian Worth
Eterna Recipe – for Fujifilm camera like the X-T2/X-T20 …
(here is also the link to the original Fuji film Eterna Lut)
A few Recipes for X-Trans II – a mention of the X-T1 and “old school” , and I was sold.
Myself, and probably many others, still have an X-T1 – or an X100S, X100T, X-E2, X-E2S, X-T10, X70, X20, X30…
The X-T1 is a really great “old school” camera, only there is no film in it.
And someone who makes recipes for it deserves a place in the “largest list…” – link to my article
Website : https://my.fujifilmrecipes.com/
Currently three recipes, one on the Fujicolor Natura 1600 – versions for different X trans sensors
Ivan Yolo – Ivan Cheam
@ the recipe it says “content locked” : if you share, like, subscribe or tweet in the article, the recipe will be visible, you can also wait 240 seconds and it will also be released.
Øyvind Nordhagen
“Photographer based in Oslo. I write about photographic technique and editing.”
Modern Documentary Fujifilm Recipe
New American Color Fujifilm Recipe
Site link : oyvindwashere.medium.com
Article on OSP click here.
Spotlight recipe for November – Mark G. Adams – One Camera One Lens
One of the best recipes ever seen : MGA Realistic Pro
And of course there are many more recipes on Mark’s site, click here to visit them.
There are many photo examples of the MGA Realistic Pro recipe on the OneCameraOneLens website, but if you want to see more examples, check out the video below of Scott Dawson who used the recipe for his photos taken on the West Coast of British Columbia, Canada.
Alik Griffin
A professional freelance trailer editor
Memory card tests, Lens reviews, Camera accessories and more
Eterna Recipe – click here
Website – click here
Video tutorials – click here
Andrew and Dani Livelsberger – Best Light Photographic
Andrew and Dani Livelsberger – Best Light Photographic
Life Unintended – Luís Costa
Spotlight recipe december 2021
The 7 custom Fujifilm recipes on my camera right now
But also take a look here : My favorite Fujifilm film simulation recipes , and if you are also interested in simulating analog film : The “film look” in digital: what I’ve learned so far
On Luís’s website you will also find a lot of photos made with those recipes – definitely worth a visit !
Yes, sorry, the picture on the left is me next to an old WWII airplane – I had to post a photo to promote my website, so why not myself 🙂
I’ve noticed that my site – and more specifically this recipe page – gets a lot of traffic, without even visiting a single page on the rest of the website.
Well I would like to draw your attention to that. Open Source Photography is more than just recipes, besides the fact that I also develop Luts and Cube for photo and video under the name PictureFX, I also have a “largest” of those Luts and Cube list“, I write reviews about photography gear and software, and also write about using old lenses and adapters – more specifically Olympus OM Zuiko.
I also have a separate site where I post my photos – La Gallerie
So, when you’ve had enough of all the recipes here, check out the rest of my website, maybe there’s something else that interests you, or come back later.
Thanks !
Many of these recipes have been found through other websites, links, photographers.
It can always happen that a name listing is incorrect or matches another link, or a link no longer works.
If that had to be the case, my deep apologies in advance,
let me know where the error is and we will rectify this ASAP
All Rights and Credits belong to their Respective Owners.
If you happen to come across some film recipes of which the maker (s) is not listed here yet, I would really like to know, even if it’s just one or two recipes. So please drop me a line below or if you prefer not to be listed on this website, just send me a message via the Contact Form.
Thanks in advance !
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