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Fuji, its time to give us more control of in camera jpegs 😉

Wonderful work If nothing else, this vid deserves a thumbs up just for the Dude references 😊

Using a simulation created by Fuji with some WB and colour chrome tweaks is a recipe?! Lmfao

love the second one and fourth one.

Very cool! Thank you for giving Eternal Sunshine a go, I like your take on it. It definitely excels in bright, colorful and sunny scenery. I love the photo you captured of the guy with the bubbles! And the sunset photos were nice as well. My favorite recipe of mine is Bokey Negative, I use it most.

I tried Classic Cuban and felt it was a little strong but Oran has a slightly tamer version I like called Cuban Street that I quite like. The Dude reminds me of an early recipe (so early no one had coined the term “recipe” yet and waaay before Fuji Weekly even existed, but the guy who runs the Pete Takes Pictures blog. It was called Daido because it simulated Moriyama’s high contrast look. I really enjoy your channel.

Although I’m from the North of Ireland I haven’t spent much time in Donegal, maybe I should. Obviously plenty to shoot. Thanks for your video.

Sick one!

Tollymore as you see it today isn't that old unfortunately, it's mostly commercial plantation, with most of the old growth long gone. You can find some very old stoneworks in the forest if you have a mind to, some of which are on the map, like the White Fort, and some of which are not. Interestingly you'll see the stumps of very old growth trees inside some of these Bronze Age stone foundations, meaning they budded and grew in the location when the buildings were already abandoned, underlining quite how old these buildings must actually be. Great images mate, Tollymore is a goldmine for landscape photography!

Hey, what's going on with the shot at 2:37? It looks amazing but I can't work out why it's come out like that. Any insight? Cheers!

I always forget gold pushes so well, cool vid!

I loaded all of these into my X100V and really loved the Provia Sim Nurture Nature the best. It's crazy how just with a few WB tweaks how much Provia can change and look film-like I also loaded it into my X-T3. Looks a little different with the different sensor, but still fantastic. I've been looking for something that doesn't look like it's trying to hard to be edgy or artsy, but still has a "look" to it and this simulation is just perfect.

Before your video I would have called this a silly idea, but I thank you for the inspiration. Great job!

Great shots mate - all killer no filler.

Great shots sir 👏

Very nice!

I don't know if it's the lens the recipes or both but these photos do nothing for me, sorry

Nice photos, I like how the lens renders color

Back in the day I've used my dad's Minolta SRT303b (which I still have) with several MC lenses. And I can tell you, while being great for negative film, colour and B&W, not so much for slide films, course every single one of those lenses gave those films yellow - greenish tint. Later versions of Minolta lenses like the MD and all autofocussing ones had great colours. But if you shoot digital these days I guess that info is irrelevant...

Was the video shot towards the beginning (around the 1 minutes mark) done with the xt-4?

Nice camera and great photos! I bought my ST801 in autumn 1974 new when I was 17 and have used it ever since. I am dreading the day when that body finally packs it in. Nothing lasts forever, but my Fujica has had a good long run. I had the light seals replaced several years ago, but that's been about it. looking forward to more photos from you with that camera.

The ST801, alongside the Chinon CE-3, is definitely one of the most advanced 35mm cameras from that era. I'm not too sure about the ST801, but the CE-3 has a button for holding the metered exposure in memory! It doesn't have the 1/2000th of the Fujica however! Yeah, the ST801 is still one of the camera's I'm looking to add to my collection haha. Cool video man!

Very nice images. It reminds me that I must go visit Northern Ireland again.

love the images! I had a st801 few years ago with EBC 50mm f1.4. Amazing combo with the cameras feel plus amazing lens sharpness and creamy bokeh. Sadly I had to sell them on 2020 becase the pandemic. Still collecting the money to buy the same combo since the camera price is pretty expensive here in Indonesia.

Really pleasing images. I'd probably be a bit put off by the stop-down metering compared to using a Spotmatic with the very prevalent Takumar auto lenses. BTW, did you see TTartisan has put out a pretty affordable copy of the Carl Zeiss Jena Biotar 75mm f1.5 in M42? Just cool to see a collector's lens like that being made new and still for screw-mount.

I love my ST801. One of the best M42 camera.

Did you have to replace the light seals?

Nice video!

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I watched your video with interest and added your recipes on my new X100V. To tell you the truth, I have been looking for a setup to reproduce exactly the images on photos of natural environments, as I see them, for many years. I have tried a lot of setups on my old Nikon D750 and on the newer Fujifilm X100V and now on the brand new X100VI. Since I live in the middle of nature I can control exactly what comes out of the photos every day. Well, I was really amazed by how well your Nurture Nature recipe works! It is really incredible! Finally. Thank you thank you thank you.

Northern Ireland. !!! Home of my ancestors

nice..

Lena here from Germany and veeery new to photography with Fuji (just got an XT-50). Your recipes really blew my mind. I have to try them out, Sherbet Lemon and Crisp Chrome look like they would perfectly fit my style, especially for my autumn trip to Scotland. TYSM Ross!

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Hi! I have the same camera and am struggling with figuring out how to set the iso. My first roll didn't really turn out well haha. What ISO setting did you use for your photos?

I have been shooting film since around 10 years and have used quite a few cameras, but the XA is the one I always come back to. It's definetely my favorite camera, you can bring it on a hike, a hitchhiking adventure, do street photo with it... it's just so practical and my god at 5.6 the lens is just amazing.

Great video! Just bought the original X100 and it will be very usefull ! Thanks from Barcelona

surprised that you say it's "not nice to look at" -- i actually think it's quite a beautiful looking camera, especially compared with today's aesthetics.

The only reason I am hesitating to get the Lumix S5iix is moire.

I love the color grading of this video. How can you do this? Or can you point me to the right direction? Sorry im a noob, just bought my Fuji XT1 a week ago

Your recipes are enticing, especially, with the related commentary. I noticed that you did not include any typical push-pull numbers for the exposure compensation. Any recommendations?

I just purchased a little camera for £3 from a charity shop. I'm a casual shooter still trying to understand the triangle of photography lol. Anyways I'm texting to say the camera I purchased is a Pen EE3 Half frame. With your understanding of camera's I'm sure you'd have a ball with it. A half frame takes two photos per negative meaning a 36 shot roll gives 72 photo's lol. I haven't tried it yet myself but it was something I thought you could do a video on. Something different. I'm from Northern Ireland to buddy, just a 10 minute drive from the famous Black Arch near Drains Bay.. Best wishes to you and your's 👍👍

Thank you Ross for the recipe, I think it looks awesome and very similar to Lomo 800. Definitely gonna try this, and doing experiment with Moment diffusion filter

Do you have the amazon link for the urth adapter you used? Quite confuse which adapter to buy

I think the real challenge is what to choose to be on the camera and what to choose in advance while taking photos. Doing it after the fact is a totally different process

Crisp Chrome and Sherbet Lemon look perfect for my style. Excited to try them out! Thanks for sharing!

hi, 9 months later, crisp chrome is my daily driver. everytime i try to go for raw, i just scrap it and just use this film sim. thanks man

The XA has to be one of the most verbally tossed around cameras in history. It was made for snapshots, which may or may not be a pejorative, depending on point of view. What is it: A very small, plastic 35mm camera designed for convenience in the moment, trips to the beach, the family Xmas card, the birthday party. Simple to use, so mom can use it with reason for success. No fuss. Just slide open the front panel, and electrics are on. The exposure is only automatic, so the user was not intended to be an experienced camera user. The highest design priority: Compact. The lens does not extend and retract (but there's a price). Cons: The lens. A unique design to allow the lens to fit in the thin body without extending for use. It's so expensive and optically bad, that neither Oly or anyone else every used its design again. This "pancake spec" on the lens means that the rear element almost touches the film. That means it can be sharp in the image center 50% or so, but it's visually blurry, low contrast, near edges and into corners of the image. There is huge vignetting, meaning darkening of image edges and corners. There is, compared to other cameras, great linear distortion, meaning that straight lines curve in the image. So, contrary to some claims, it's no Leica. Actually, as a picture maker, it's not even an Argus C-3 from the 1940s. It's viewfinder is almost useless. It's rangefinder is so poorly designed that it was useless when new. The aperture is two sliding plates, just like a Kodak $12 box camera from 1955. Nevertheless, its success if based on the fact that you can take it without thinking. There is no point in worrying about the beautiful photo opportunity, if you didn't bring a camera long. As for its considerable imaging defects, after Walmart steps on your film processing, has the high school kid run your scans, and emails you low res images of the beach party, no one cares about optical image defects in the pics on your phone. The biggest argument for avoiding the XA as a purchase today is price. KEH (big used dealer) currently (8/24) is offering the XA between $250 and $385. That's nuts. The XA isn't durable - period. Buy one now for regular use-expect a useful life of two years at most. Practically unrepairable, both in fact, and in terms of repair cost exceeding value. So, buy at $50 - $100 today, use it till it breaks, and bin it.