Film Film Recipes for Fujifilm Cameras
Anybodys Chrome
Fujifilm X100VI
Another fuji profile that I’ve been attempting to tweak since the winter and truthfully, I’ve always shot more of a warmer tone image so this was my attempt at the opposite and making a sim that would render cooler tones
Sun-Drenched Nostalgia
Fujifilm X100V
A warm, slightly faded, film-like look with muted greens, lifted shadows, and soft contrast — perfect for nostalgic, sun-drenched scenes.
Sunlit Kodak 200
Fujifilm X100V
A warm, slightly muted, high-contrast look with soft shadows and rich reds, evoking classic 1970s color film. Perfect for sunlit streets, architecture, and candid moments with a nostalgic, cinematic feel.
Kodak Venice Sunset
Fujifilm X100V
A warm, cinematic sunset scene with rich orange tones, soft shadows, and muted highlights. The look is film-like with gentle contrast and a touch of grain, evoking a nostalgic, golden-hour mood.
Warm Glass
Fujifilm X-Pro3
A warm, cinematic interior with rich amber and olive tones, deep shadows, and a soft, film-like grain. The look is moody and atmospheric, with a gentle lift in shadows and a touch of yellow warmth.
Vintage Postcards
Fujifilm X100VI
Classic Chorme recipe with desaturated blues, soft contrast and low clarity which creates vintage looking film photographs. For more softer highlights add Black Mist filter 1/4 or 1/8, this will create a soft glow.
Classic Cuban Negative
Fujifilm X100V
Warm, high-contrast recipe by Osan Bilgi. Strong grain and negative film simulation for moody, cinematic imagery.
Reggie's HP5 B&W
Fujifilm X-Pro3
Classic HP5 black and white film emulation with red filter. High contrast monochrome with lifted blacks and organic grain for documentary and street photography.
Kodak Gold Memories
Fujifilm X-T2
Warm faded film stock aesthetic with lifted blacks and organic grain. Nostalgic 80s color palette perfect for travel and documentary photography.