Fuji X Weekly i appreciate the hard work and dedication you’ve put into creating them! Just went back to your blog and saw you recreated my favorite filmstock UltraMax I can’t wait to try it!
You can shoot RAW or RAW + JPG and have the film simulations applied (on the X100V at least). That way you can change the film simulation after its shot in camera, or via RAW X Studio. I have all the fujixweekly recipes loaded up as presets in RAW X Studio so I can try them all out on existing shots!
Dan Gough the X100V is the newer model but that is they way to go! Shooting on Raw & JPEG to get the simulation and the big files! Do when you bring it in raw it still has the profiles on it?!
@@olawalesanni2872 Yeah, it embeds the settings into the data. If you open the file with Capture One it applies it’s own version of the film simulation I think as it tends to look a little different. I just stick with Fuji X Raw Studio and process everything via the camera though!
Portra 160 recipe requires a daylight white balance. How did you take those amazing pictures sooc jpegs without a brown white balance indoors? (The daylight white balance makes the white balance brownish indoors)
My one issue with Fujiweekly is that the recipes are sensor specific. I've got an X-H1 and there is no Porta 160 for the X-Trans III. I've tried following the steps for other sensors on the X-Trans III and they just don't come out the same. Any ideas?
Yo, I am also using the exact recipe too. but I notice that you're able to achieve such beautiful blue sky. Is it okay for you to share me how you achieve that?
@@olawalesanni2872 I'm using the xt3. Do you feel like the photos resemble film? Like do you feel like u get a film look straight out the camera with a jpeg file?
I appreciate this video! Very nice! Thanks for the shout-out!
Fuji X Weekly i appreciate the hard work and dedication you’ve put into creating them! Just went back to your blog and saw you recreated my favorite filmstock UltraMax I can’t wait to try it!
Olawale Sanni Once you do, you’ll have to report what you think of it.
Stunning images. I've been loving using recipes on my x-t1. Great video!
Thanks for the love ace! Hope your having a great week with your XT1!
@@olawalesanni2872 certainly am! Just put up a new video- why not check it out?
FujiXweekly is the bible for fuji !
The creator of that page needs deserves soo much more of our gratitude! 👏
Because your right lol
You can shoot RAW or RAW + JPG and have the film simulations applied (on the X100V at least). That way you can change the film simulation after its shot in camera, or via RAW X Studio. I have all the fujixweekly recipes loaded up as presets in RAW X Studio so I can try them all out on existing shots!
Dan Gough the X100V is the newer model but that is they way to go! Shooting on Raw & JPEG to get the simulation and the big files! Do when you bring it in raw it still has the profiles on it?!
@@olawalesanni2872 Yeah, it embeds the settings into the data. If you open the file with Capture One it applies it’s own version of the film simulation I think as it tends to look a little different. I just stick with Fuji X Raw Studio and process everything via the camera though!
I think if you shoot RAW and post process in software like Lightroom, the film simulations can still be added under Profiles>Camera Matching in Lr.
Even if the profiles have certain settings to it?!
@@olawalesanni2872 If you have the RAW (DNG or TIFF) files, then I don’t think certain settings will matter.
sheeeeesh you weren't kidding. Looks amazing!
Portra 160 recipe requires a daylight white balance. How did you take those amazing pictures sooc jpegs without a brown white balance indoors? (The daylight white balance makes the white balance brownish indoors)
Bonjour Thanks for sharing... Will be trying... What metering mode do you use.. Merci
you can shoot raw + jpg or only raw and use fujifilm x raw studio later to obtain the same
Love your passion.
Thanks John! I’m happy to hear that you could feel that from the video 😊
Nice review. Kodak Portra is my favorite.
Thanks man! It’s the only one I use like 90% of the time
cool video! I'm just a beginner just wondering if you can apply this simulation to videos?
My one issue with Fujiweekly is that the recipes are sensor specific. I've got an X-H1 and there is no Porta 160 for the X-Trans III. I've tried following the steps for other sensors on the X-Trans III and they just don't come out the same. Any ideas?
Yo, I am also using the exact recipe too. but I notice that you're able to achieve such beautiful blue sky. Is it okay for you to share me how you achieve that?
Yeah what’s the time stamp of the photo your curious of 😊
All of the ones with sky, because usually I get all white sky.
Which fuji Camara are u using?
The XT2 my favorite Fujifilm! What about you?!
@@olawalesanni2872 I'm using the xt3. Do you feel like the photos resemble film? Like do you feel like u get a film look straight out the camera with a jpeg file?
Can i get the setting for portra 160
Ikhwan Safwan yeah what Fujifilm do you have?
@@olawalesanni2872 i use fuji xt30
Ikhwan Safwan then yeah you totally can! Just go to Fuji X weekly s website and look for your sensor & it should be there 😊
I find that I don't have an appreciation for this film simulation.
What’s your main concerns with it