These film simulation recipes are for Fujifilm X-Trans IV sensor cameras. X-Trans IV can be divided into two categories: X-T3 & X-T30, and X100V, X-Pro3, X-T4 & X-S10. The X-T3 & X-T30 cameras don’t have all of the JPEG options that later X-Trans IV models have. All of the X-T3 & X-T30 (as well as X-Trans III) film simulation recipes are compatible with the X100V, X-Pro3, X-T4 and X-S10; however, Grain, Toning (for B&W), and Double-Exposure (for those recipes that call for it) are different, so you’ll have to decide for yourself which equivalent settings should be used on your camera.
X-Trans IV Recipes for X100V, X-Pro3, X-T4 & X-S10:
X-Trans IV Recipes for X-T3 & X-T30:
Note: Kodak Tri-X 400, Kodak T-Max 400, and Verano Tostado recipes are compatible with all X-Trans III & IV cameras, just follow the directions explained in those recipes.
X-Trans III film simulation recipes are compatible with X-Trans IV cameras.
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Love the new layout! makes it super easy to find the simulations I’m looking for.
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Thanks so much! I appreciate the input!
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How to I save all these profiles to my X-t30? Amazing thank you !!!!
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You can up to seven. You are very welcome! I’m just glad to be helpful.
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Thanks so much for this, is well designed and easy accesible, so pro.
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I appreciate the feedback! Thank you!
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Can WB setting be saved? When I switch between different settings, I feel I have to manually set WB.
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BTW, Thank you so much for this!
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You are welcome!
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Unfortunately, WB Shift cannot be saved, except for the X-Pro3 and newer cameras.
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Hi
Just came across this site, and love what you are doing! Thank you .
I have a question though, when I create a sustom film simulation ( and save it in the custom film sim settings) , use it , but then decide I want to use one of the Fuji default film simulations, the settings in the camera created by the custom setting remain, thereby messing up the default Fuji simulations .
How do I switch from let’s say your custom classic slide , to the Fuji film classic chrome quickly without having to go through the entire menu system re-setting the different setting that have been changed by shooting the the custom classic slide.
Am I missing something?
I’m using x-pro 3.
Thanks
James
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Fujifilm cameras used to have a “Base” setting (in addition to the Custom preset settings in the Q menu). But now, you have to assign one of the custom presets to be a base setting, with everything set to 0 (or whatever you want it to be). I hope this helps!
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Yes it does, thank you Richie,
Keep up the good work!
James
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Stunning !
Would you make some for GFX ?
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I would love to! If I ever get my hands on a GFX camera. I have heard that some recipes work well on GFX, but I really don’t know which ones.
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is it possible to get the Superia 100 or Classic Neg. for X-T3?
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I wish! There were rumors for over a year that Fujifilm was going to bring Classic Negative to the X-T3, but it seems like that’s not happening. It’s really a shame!
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how can i get?
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I’m not certain of your question.
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