High contrast Film Recipes for Fujifilm Cameras
Like-A Monochrome
Fujifilm X-T5
A dramatic Monochrome inspired black-and-white recipe with deep blacks, crisp tonal separation, luminous highlights and strong micro-contrast. Designed for architectural photography, street photography, dramatic portraits and high-contrast light. Uses ACROS with a red filter for dark skies and bold monochrome rendering.
Kodak Portra 800 v3 (Adjusted)
Fujifilm X-T5
A bright adaptation of the original Kodak Porta 800 v3. The colors feel rich but still gentle, and there’s this quiet, tropical softness that I can’t get enough of, especially as the light starts to fall.
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.
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.
Film Noir Detective
Fujifilm X-Pro2
High-contrast black and white with crushed blacks and dramatic lighting. Hard-boiled detective aesthetic with sharp edges and gritty street photography mood.
Acros Red Filter Drama
Fujifilm X-T20
High-contrast monochrome with red filter for dramatic skies and tonal separation. Perfect for architecture and landscape photography with gritty character.
Veloura
Fujifilm X100V
Saturated classic negative with warm color cast and prominent grain. Maximum color punch with lifted shadows and strong grain character.