Island in the Net by Khürt Williams
Technology and Photography Musings. Established circa 2000.
Yet another excellent film simulation recipe with which I can experiment to create one for my X-T2. Thank you, Ritchie!
The following images were hurriedly taken short after reading this article. I apologize for the banality of the subject material.
I have been shooting using the defaults on my Fujifilm X-T2 and getting good results. However, I want to shorten the path between the defaults, experimentation, and finding my own settings. I discovered Ritchie Roesch’s website via a Google search for “Classic Chrome Film Simulation Recipes”. Ritchie has created an incredible set of recipes for his XPro2 and X100F. I think these Chrome Film Simulation recipes are a good starting point for me to learn how these film simulations works, tweak them and find my own recipe.
I am using Ritchie's recipe with one modification. I am not a fan of film grain so I have set the grain setting to off for all of these. All of the images here were SOOC JPEGs.
X100F Vintage Kodachrome Film Simulation Recipe
X100F Classic Chrome Film Simulation Recipe
I have been shooting using the defaults on my Fujifilm X-T2 and getting good results. However, I want to shorten the path between the defaults, experimentation, and finding my own settings. I discovered Ritchie Roesch's website via a Google search for "Classic Chrome Film Simulation Recipes". Ritchie has created an incredible set of recipes for his XPro2 and X100F. I think this ACROS Film Simulation Recipe is a good starting point for me to learn how these film simulations works, tweak them and find my own recipe.
I will most likely use this recipe for most of my street photography and general photography.
All of the images here were SOOC JPEGs.
You find this Fujifilm X100F ACROS film simulation recipe on Ritchie's website. The version I am using is below.
