Nostalgic, soft tone and vintage film recipes using Fujifilm film simulations
Centre Court, with Astia for Summer Greens
Fujifilm recipe for X-Trans IV cameras using the Astia Soft simulation
Inspired by a trip to Wimbledon to watch the tennis championships, I wanted to try some new recipes that would capture the manicured grass and pretty floral displays. I chose Astia for this recipe, looking to accurately capture colour and tone, but with a Fujifilm feel.
Centre Court Film Recipe
Simulation: Astia / Soft
Grain Effect: Weak, Small
Colour Chrome Effect: Weak
Colour Chrome Blue: Weak
White Balance: Auto
WB Shift: 0 Red, -3 Blue
Dynamic Range: DR400
Highlights: +0.5 (use 1 on older cameras)
Shadows: -1.5 (use 1 on older cameras)
Colour: -1
Sharpness: 0
ISO Noise Reduction: -4
Clarity: 0
EV compensation: 0
Also designed to capture my day in South West 19, please also take a look at Kodak Portra Daily with Portra style tones with a Wimbledon twist.
Thank you. I use as X-S10 for my photos, with a 16-80 lens. I’m not too sure about the main differences in contrast between the cameras, but I know that the 0.5 settings are useful for subtle changes, but it’s ok to use -1, +1, etc. on another camera too.
3 responses to “Centre Court, with Astia for Summer Greens”
Hi!I love your all jpeg recipes.I really enjoy those.Thank you very much always.
May ask you some questions?
Which camera use these “Center court” photos?
x-t3 and x-t4 are how much differences for contrast?Shadow tone and Hilight tone are -0.5 each at x-t4?
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Thank you. I use as X-S10 for my photos, with a 16-80 lens. I’m not too sure about the main differences in contrast between the cameras, but I know that the 0.5 settings are useful for subtle changes, but it’s ok to use -1, +1, etc. on another camera too.
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Thank you very much to reply.
I was cleared about contrast.
I’m really enjoying your custom recipe.
and then I got really inspired and motivated toward taking pictures.
Thank you always!
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