Film Recipes for Fujifilm Cameras

Alchemy Cinematic, for Urban Soft Tones

Alchemy Cinematic film recipe
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Alchemy Cinematic film recipe sample photo
Alchemy Cinematic film recipe sample photo

Alchemy Cinematic

Alchemy Cinematic, for Urban Soft Tones

Eterna film simulation recipe with urban cool tones for Fujiflim cameras

The Eterna Cinema film simulation is a wonderful choice for soft tones photography, but the green-brown tone of the base simulation doesn’t always give me the mood effect that I’m after. For something a little cooler, perhaps metallic even, I like to make adjustments.

So, for explorations in suburbia, industry parks or for a cool tone to street photography, we have Alchemy Cinematic. This recipe turns gold into steel (in colour tones at least) and works really well with stone and metal. I find it a good choice to bringing smooth metallic tones to city exploration photo walks.

Alchemy Cinematic Film Recipe Settings

Film SimulationEterna/Cinema
Grain EffectOff
Col. Chr. EffectOff
Col. Chr. BlueOff
White BalanceFluorescent 1, ‑5 Red, +5 Blue
Dynamic RangeDR200
Highlights1
Shadows2
Colour‑4
Sharpness1
ISO N.R.‑4
Clarity0
EV Comp.0

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Alchemy Cinematic Film Recipe: Sample Photos

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