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fujixweekly.com
This film simulation recipe, which I'm calling Dramatic Classic Chrome, is the first that I've created for the Fujifilm X-Pro2. Up until this point all of them have been for the X100F; however, what I've discovered is that these settings are 100% compatible with all X-Trans III cameras. I figured that this was the case,... |
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fujixweekly.com
Light on the Rock - Farmington, UT - Fujifilm X-E4 - "Ferrania Solaris FG 400" Ferrania is an Italian film manufacturer that's been making photographic film since the 1920's. For a long time they were owned by 3M. They were perhaps best known for producing films for "generic" brands, but they also had their own... |
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film.recipes
Punchy colours and strong grain in this classic negative film recipe Grizzly Bear Sometimes, you want your photos to have impact, with punchy colours, deep shadows and character from grain. This recipe has been designed around those three features, and with such a big personality, is called Grizzly Bear. The base film simulation is Classic... |
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ewoodsphoto.com
I have dabbled with a few medium format film cameras in recent years. Wonderful devices, but practical is not a word that jumps to mind. They kind of make no sense admittedly. If you want to use film 35mm cameras should do the job. Plenty of sharp lenses on 35mm. Plenty of great 35mm cameras.... |
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