Eternal Sunshine for Sunny Day Softness

An X-Trans IV film recipe based on the Eterna Cinema film simulation

The addition of the Eterna film simulation to the Fujifilm X-Series cameras opened up a new range of style opportunities, with cinematic softness and retro movie tone tints. The base simulation produced wonderful photos, with a warm and nostalgic feel.

For me, a few adjustments help Eterna better suit bright sunny days, where you might want to use the softness, but with a bit more punch than the standard setting.

This Eternal Sunshine film recipe is my choice for using Eterna in bright and sunny conditions, with softness and gentle tones that you can use on a wide range of sunny day subjects. And, of course, being Eterna, it’s great in the golden hour too!

Crystal ball on the shoreline, Eternal Sunshine film recipe

Eternal Sunshine Film Recipe

  • Simulation: Eterna Cinema
  • Grain Effect: Weak, Large (option to remove)
  • Colour Chrome Effect: Strong
  • Colour Chrome Blue: Off
  • White Balance: Daylight
  • WB Shift: +4 Red, -2 Blue
  • Dynamic Range: DR400
  • Highlights: +2
  • Shadows: +1
  • Colour: -1
  • Sharpness: 0
  • ISO Noise Reduction: -4
  • Clarity: 1
  • EV compensation: 0
Sunnay days are just right for the Eternal Sunshine film recipe
A high contrast scene, softened with Eternal Sunshine
Harsh light leaves, tamed by the Eternal Sunshine film recipe
Backlit with full sun, taken with the Eternal Sunshine film recipe
Wisteria on the back fence, taken with Eternal Sunshine film recipe
Lookin up, taken with the Eternal Sunshine film recipe
Eternal Sunshine film recipe, adds soft smoothness to sunset
Brightly lit morning scene, with the Eternal Sunshine film recipe
Midday in the park, with the Eternal Sunshine film recipe.
Extremes of contrast, softer with the Eternal Sunshine film recipe

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