Hi. I don't understand something about white balance in recipes. Often it says auto and with shift to certain numbers. But when you change r, b values it's not auto anymore but custom.
You’re the only channel I’ve found that swipes between standard and your recipe, which makes the subtle changes really clear and obvious - super helpful!
@@KebsCayabyab is there an app that can give your android or iPhone Fujifilm and Kodak Colours, What I mean is Film Simulation Recipes, so you can enter a few colour settings etc and get Fujifilm and Kodak Colours everytime you shoot with your android or iPhone, I don't want an app like lightroom that charges you every month as I am short of money, so just a one off payment is what I want, I just want Fuji Across and Fiji Provia colours etc coming from my Android and iPhone camera.
Fantastic presentation on how the film recipes change the base image and I love the comparisons on a single photo. You really helped me see the subtle differences in each recipe and this is the best video on Fujifilm recipes that I have seen by far 🙌! My favorites are Shinjuku and Asakusa 😊.
Beautiful pictures Kebs, and nice experiments with the settings. Though I may not shoot in Fuji, but it makes me want to experiment with my Olympus and Lumix on how they may react on a Jpeg setting and perhaps adjust from there. Thank you for those tips.
Just...wow. Brilliant recipes. Your thought put into them, as well as artistic decisions, is ultra inspiring and impressive. Thank you for your wonderful mind and hard work!
What a great find your video is. Very straight to the point and informative. I will be shooting a girl who is beauty conscious so i will have to use the harajuku on her. Thanks
YES! Kebs, you hero! I love the looks here, they are so much more faithfully colourful and stylised. As a Velvia shooter, I am so fatigued with the Kodak muddy-green style profiles that are popular recently, so these are very refreshing to see. I will have to try them. Thank you for this. Surprisingly, after trying them Harajuku and Akihabara are my favourite styles.
Thanks for these. Watching this carefully and comparing the different recipes I'm beginning to see just how the various adjustments work. I've never really grasped what +1, -2, changes to R abnd B etc achieved - getting a much better idea now. Off to experiment. Can I make one (critical?) comment - for me, the background music, although well-chosen is a bit loud and distracting sometimes. Just my preference. I really like your videos, I always learn something and come away with an idea or two.
Thanks for the encouragement and critique Martin! This is a valuable input as I try to improve my filmmaking (which is totally different from street photography)! 🙏
Love that Harajuku recipe! I used to love going there and cotton candy and bubblegum is how I would describe the colors of Harajuku. Amazing work with that recipe Kebs! And 4:29 is definitely the best pic of this video. 🔥
Wanted to say thank you for sharing these.. Shinjuku was actually very similar to what I used to color grade my photos.. Now I just use this recipe and use the sooc jpegs!
your channel is so helpful. easy to watch with such clear and precise points + examples. you have really helped me get started with using my fujifilm system.
Portra 400 is currently my go to all-around recipe, but i found that the results are too contrasty for my taste. I just saved the Tsukiji & Asakusa recipes. I love the subtle colors of Tsukiji and the look Asakusa gives to nighttime photos. I hope to try them out soon!
@@KebsCayabyab here's your film sim in an America (Colorado) nature preserve in the suburbs at Golden Hour and past dusk. I realllly like it. Maybe too much grain effect?
@@KebsCayabyab I am shooting with the x100v and just realized that you don’t have recommend settings for dynamic range and a couple other settings. Should I just leave those set to default?
Victor, you don't need to set the grain to strong, It boils down to preference really. Since you don't like the grain, you might want to leave the Noise Reduction to default or even add a +1 or 2. For the Dynamic Range, you can leave it to Auto - mine is auto. Or if you like, set it to 400 if you intend to get shots prioritizing the protection of your highlights.
Nice video! I will love to test them out myself :) Two things I'm missing: 1. what are your ISO settings with these recipes? The recipes I know often also depend on a specific ISO setting or a ISO range. 2. What sensor are those recipes made on? The older cameras have limited customization options for the JPEGs.
Thank you! 1) the main focus of the recipes in the video are colors. It should work on underexposed and overexposed shots ( not saying that it's guaranteed to look good 😁 ) 2) made using the X-T2, X-Trans 3. You are right, I shouls have added that somewhere. Thank you!
Very useful 😉 keep it up kebs you're very amazing photographer.. hoping to inspire more people in your passion.. 1st time to watch your video..i already subscribe to your channel and hoping to watch more videos..
Check out my new film simulations:
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Hi. I don't understand something about white balance in recipes. Often it says auto and with shift to certain numbers. But when you change r, b values it's not auto anymore but custom.
You’re the only channel I’ve found that swipes between standard and your recipe, which makes the subtle changes really clear and obvious - super helpful!
Thanks Henry! Happy you liked the recipes!
@@KebsCayabyab is there an app that can give your android or iPhone Fujifilm and Kodak Colours, What I mean is Film Simulation Recipes, so you can enter a few colour settings etc and get Fujifilm and Kodak Colours everytime you shoot with your android or iPhone, I don't want an app like lightroom that charges you every month as I am short of money, so just a one off payment is what I want, I just want Fuji Across and Fiji Provia colours etc coming from my Android and iPhone camera.
@@cariza5 There's no existing app like that as far as I know. There's a free Fuji app but it would only work for fuji cameras, not phones.
1:03 Shinjuku
3:01 Harajuku
5:14 Tsukiji
7:02 Akihabara
9:01 Asakusa
That swipe effect is so cool.
Muy buenas recetas 🙌🏼 gracias por compartirlas. Voy a usar la de Harajuku, me gustó bastante. Saludos desde Argentina.
Such a clever, helpful, creative, entertaining video with tons of rewatch value!! You are just killing it Kebs! Becoming one of my favs!!
Excellent video 😊!
Always awesome to see more fujifilm film simulation recipes, great work on the video Kebs! production quality ascending!
Wow! Thanks Jay! That's a big compliment coming from you! I admired your production quality!
Thank you for using the general filters which are available on most of the Fuji camera model😊Will have a try on the lovely recipe tomorrow!
Fantastic presentation on how the film recipes change the base image and I love the comparisons on a single photo. You really helped me see the subtle differences in each recipe and this is the best video on Fujifilm recipes that I have seen by far 🙌! My favorites are Shinjuku and Asakusa 😊.
ang ganda sir! recently got my x-e3 and di ko talaga magets yung recipes until i found your video! susubukan kong gayahin yung recipe niyo dito. ❤❤🙌🙌
That shot of the girl looking at the phone in the Harajuku simulation is so cool!
The glasses and the lips made all the difference! Thank you!
Wow!!! I’m try these out on my xe1 I just picked up. New sub here !! Thanks
Beautiful pictures Kebs, and nice experiments with the settings. Though I may not shoot in Fuji, but it makes me want to experiment with my Olympus and Lumix on how they may react on a Jpeg setting and perhaps adjust from there. Thank you for those tips.
Kebs i love the differentiation between a standard shot plus the recipe. Galing boss!
Just...wow. Brilliant recipes. Your thought put into them, as well as artistic decisions, is ultra inspiring and impressive. Thank you for your wonderful mind and hard work!
Wow, thank you Tobias! That's really encouraging!
What a great find your video is. Very straight to the point and informative. I will be shooting a girl who is beauty conscious so i will have to use the harajuku on her. Thanks
So good! I love the way you show it applied to sample images
Thanks Devin! 🙏
I've just bought a x-e3 and i'm currently waiting for it. Your recipes are beautiful, thank you for sharing them. Greetings from Venezuela!
Thanks Guillermo! Excited for you! 🙌
Hi Kebs from the states- Indiana. Loved ASAKUSA for night shots and AKIHABARA for day. GREAT VIDEO!
Yey! Glad you enjoy this!
YES! Kebs, you hero! I love the looks here, they are so much more faithfully colourful and stylised. As a Velvia shooter, I am so fatigued with the Kodak muddy-green style profiles that are popular recently, so these are very refreshing to see. I will have to try them. Thank you for this.
Surprisingly, after trying them Harajuku and Akihabara are my favourite styles.
Nice! Those 2 seem to bring out more colors and create a 'stylized version' of the photo without being 'too unreal.' Happy you liked them!
Thanks for these. Watching this carefully and comparing the different recipes I'm beginning to see just how the various adjustments work. I've never really grasped what +1, -2, changes to R abnd B etc achieved - getting a much better idea now. Off to experiment.
Can I make one (critical?) comment - for me, the background music, although well-chosen is a bit loud and distracting sometimes. Just my preference. I really like your videos, I always learn something and come away with an idea or two.
Thanks for the encouragement and critique Martin! This is a valuable input as I try to improve my filmmaking (which is totally different from street photography)! 🙏
Hello, I’ve just found your channel, love it. I’m in Australia and have subscribed. I love visiting Japane.
Love that Harajuku recipe! I used to love going there and cotton candy and bubblegum is how I would describe the colors of Harajuku. Amazing work with that recipe Kebs! And 4:29 is definitely the best pic of this video. 🔥
'Bubblegum' is a good way to describe the area! Ha! I also thought that's the best photo 😁
Would this recipes work for street videography?
@@KebsCayabyab looking to try these out for my videos! Thanks for sharing the recipes Kebs!
Thank you a million times. This is a really high value content
Thank you! Glad you found it useful!
This video is really underrated, so helpful!
Thanks Djati!
Wanted to say thank you for sharing these.. Shinjuku was actually very similar to what I used to color grade my photos.. Now I just use this recipe and use the sooc jpegs!
Nice! Happy you found this useful!
Love the tsukiji simulation!
Thank you!
your channel is so helpful. easy to watch with such clear and precise points + examples. you have really helped me get started with using my fujifilm system.
i shoot a lot outside in the sun and TSUKIJI has been perfect! Thanks!
Yey! Happy you liked it! :D
Hey greetings from India 🇮🇳 I liked your channel.. 👍 Very inspiring.. I will certainly try your recipes 🙏
Thank you so much.This is such a Christmas gift for me 💜
😮 You're welcome! Merry Christmas!
I dig moody photos and Shinjuku is my favorite! ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks Kat! One of my fav too!
I tried your recipes they are beautiful compliments and thanks
Glad you like them!
I know this is old but these are beautiful mate, great work 👌🏼
Fantastic, Kebs! And so is the music!
I love you, your video was amazing
These are so subtle but so good. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked them!
Thanks for sharing! Harajuku is my personal favorite!
Thank you! Excited to see what you come up with using Harajuku!
These are great Kebs , many thanks 🙏
thank you very much , i just got my first fuji camera and this are amazing . love the shinjuku recipe . great work !
Thanks Daniel! Shinjuku is also a favorite!
Shinjuku and asakusa are my favourites, helpful video!
Thanks Michael! I'll be happy to see your images with those simulations!
I'm a X-T1 and X-E2 shooter and will have to adapt a bit. Love the recipes, thanks.
Im happy you like it Jaime! I'm planning to create something similar for my X70!
Great Recipes! The colors look great! My favorites are the first 3 ☺️👍🏼
Thank you! Happy you like them :)
Ayos to kabayan thanks! Love the asakusa recipe!
Thank you! :D
This awesome recipes. I can somewhat replicate due to the limitations on my Xt100. Thank you for this awesome video.
Nice work man! Best film simulation comparison video I’ve seen! Thanks for the tips!
Thank you Romar!
Thank you! I‘m going to try these out. I love Shinjuku already🙏🏾
Definitely a favorite as well! I have a PoV using just that simulation!
Loved these so much! Tsukiji is definitely the one for me
Thank you! One of my fav too!
wow this video is exactly what i m looking for. Keep up good jobs and want to say thank you for excellent flim simulations.
Thank you! Take lots of photos with them!
Thanks for sharing,inspired of me.Tsukiji fav.But for a while Harajuku
Excellent. Amazing recipes.
Thank you!
Portra 400 is currently my go to all-around recipe, but i found that the results are too contrasty for my taste. I just saved the Tsukiji & Asakusa recipes. I love the subtle colors of Tsukiji and the look Asakusa gives to nighttime photos. I hope to try them out soon!
Thanks LJ! I like Portra 400 too, I just can't get a consistent look out of it. Excited to see what you come up with using these recipes!
great recipe, esp Asakusa, love all of them tbh
Thank you! Im glad you liked them :)
Excellent video, I hope you do more of them.
Definitely! I'm planning to have at least 2 more recipe videos :)
These look very interesting! Will definitely try them out
Thanks Damion! Would be nice to see what you come up with!
Thanks so much for this. Great photos, too!
Thank you kebs sa mga recipe na ito! Malaking tulong ito...Let's shoot soon...Stay safe bro.
Salamat! Soon bro! Stay safe din!
Love this video! Thanks for providing so much helpful information. Those simulation transitions on the photos were great too!
Thank you! :)
Digging the film simulations, thanks for sharing. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Josue! Glad you liked them!
This is really helpful sir Kebs! I just switched from Canon to Fuji system (XE-3).
Thanks Paul! Welcome to Fuji!
Wow! first time to own fuji and this helps me alot 👍 Thank you so much
Glad it helps! Congrats on your first Fuji!
Amazing work bro, specially for a beginner Fujifilm enthusiast like me
Thanks bro! :)
thanks so much for sharing. i cant wait to try them all.
🙏 hope you enjoy using them!
Thank you for all three inspiration you Rock brother
Fantastic... please keep doing this videos.. cheers from chile
Nice! Hello from the Philippines!
These are fantastic mate. Thanks for great photos, recipes and comparison to provia.
Thank you!
This is what we call "Content"!
Thanks bro!
Wow. Love the Asakusa. I'm a Velvia fan.
Thanks James! 😁
@@KebsCayabyab here's your film sim in an America (Colorado) nature preserve in the suburbs at Golden Hour and past dusk. I realllly like it. Maybe too much grain effect?
Nice work bro! Harajuku seems to be my vibe. Hope to try it soon 🙏
Yes, I can see how that is your vibe 😂 excited to see it in your night photos bro!
Very helpful and informative video, many thanks!
Thanks Mark! Glad you found it useful!
THANK YOUUUU
You're welcome! :D
Wow wow wow this is sooooo good thank you so much for this video
Thanks Neal! Glad you liked the recipes!
Awesome vid as always sir kebs!! 👌👌
TSUKIGI = 10/10 🔥🔥
Thanks bro! I'm glad you like it!
BW recipes soon!
@@KebsCayabyab yown will wait for that sir kebs!!!
I'll send it to you in advance so you can test it. Would be nice to get feedback from dedicated BW shooter :)
Fantastic stuff - I might 'borrow' these, but change the names ????
Thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
jeeezzz really need this thank u so much sir kebs.. hope to shoot with u soon..
Thank you! Soon bro!
Absolutely love these images. Beautiful
Thank you! I hope you won't get tired of these images! 😁
Super helpfull video
Thank you!
Excellent video! Well done sir! Keep them coming!
Thanks Victor! More coming!
@@KebsCayabyab when applying Tsukiji do I have to set the grain to strong? If I choose not to, do I need to adjust the Noise reduction as well?
@@KebsCayabyab I am shooting with the x100v and just realized that you don’t have recommend settings for dynamic range and a couple other settings. Should I just leave those set to default?
Victor, you don't need to set the grain to strong, It boils down to preference really. Since you don't like the grain, you might want to leave the Noise Reduction to default or even add a +1 or 2.
For the Dynamic Range, you can leave it to Auto - mine is auto. Or if you like, set it to 400 if you intend to get shots prioritizing the protection of your highlights.
Ganda naman! Mas lalo ko tuloy gusto mag switch ng system. Kapag may budget na ako bibili ako ng fujifilm camera pero hindi ko pa alam anong model 😅
"Switch na bro! You won't regret it." - not sponsored by Fujifilm 😁
Yesssirrrr! Really helpful brother! Might try this sometime!
Thanks brother! I would be stoked if you try it! 🙏
Great video, Tsukiji is my favorite!
Thanks Joe!
Wonderful thankyou
Thanks for the recipe, they are great.
Thanks Stephen! Glad you liked them!
Awesome vid, Kebs. Thanks and keep up sharing.
Thanks Oliver 🙌
@@KebsCayabyab would you mind sharing your SS-ISO-EXP settings for each also?
@@revilo76 for each might take too long lol but my usual setup nowadays is
Auto ISO (up to 3200)
Auto Shutter Speed
f4-f8
@@KebsCayabyab Thanks again
Domo agitato Kebs.. Beautiful video.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much :) It really help's me a lot :)
Thanks, happy you like them :D
Nice! I really like it.
Thanks Sean!
Nice video! I will love to test them out myself :)
Two things I'm missing:
1. what are your ISO settings with these recipes? The recipes I know often also depend on a specific ISO setting or a ISO range.
2. What sensor are those recipes made on? The older cameras have limited customization options for the JPEGs.
Thank you!
1) the main focus of the recipes in the video are colors. It should work on underexposed and overexposed shots ( not saying that it's guaranteed to look good 😁 )
2) made using the X-T2, X-Trans 3. You are right, I shouls have added that somewhere. Thank you!
A lot of fun!
Thank you!
Awesome thanks
almost same taste of colors haha will definitely try these recipes. 4 of my choices out of the 5 recipes are same with yours 👍
Excited to see what you come up with! 4/5 is so close, same taste!
really loving all these recipes! keep it up :))
Thank you! I'm glad you like it!
Very useful 😉 keep it up kebs you're very amazing photographer.. hoping to inspire more people in your passion.. 1st time to watch your video..i already subscribe to your channel and hoping to watch more videos..
Thank you 🙏
dope quality content g !
Thanks G!
Great work! You earned a new subscriber
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the video
You're welcome!
I was hoping you would have at least one black & white recipe.
idol