Film Recipes for Fujifilm Cameras

Toasty Chrome, Warm & Retro Chrome

A warm nostalgic classic chrome film simulation recipe for Fujifilm cameras

Toasty Chrome Film Recipe

Toasty Chrome

The Classic Chrome film simulation is a wonderful look, and a versatile base for building recipes. Out of the box, Classic Chrome is fabulously retro, but a little cool, so adding creamy warmth makes for a lovely nostalgic look.

That’s what we have here, with a Shade/Cloudy white balance, with additional shift. The result is wonderfully warm, working really well in golden hour and in sunny conditions. It sits somewhere in the same area as the deeper Yakisugi and more nostalgic Retrochrome. Also similar is Rosa Negative, with a warm tone but lower saturation.

Toasty Chrome Film Recipe Settings

Film SimulationClassic Chrome
Grain EffectWeak, Small
Col. Chr. EffectWeak
Col. Chr. BlueWeak
White BalanceShade, +3 Red, ‑4 Blue
Dynamic RangeDR400
Highlights‑1
Shadows‑1
Colour‑1
Sharpness‑2
ISO N.R.‑4
Clarity0
EV Comp.0

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Toasty Chrome Film Recipe: Sample Photos

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3 responses to “Toasty Chrome, Warm & Retro Chrome”

  1. TheCameraEatsFirst Avatar
    TheCameraEatsFirst

    Ridiculously brilliant.

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      TheCameraEatsFirst

      Even better with the cat (always on the ground and stretching)! Haven’t seen him/her in you photos lately.

      1. justingould Avatar

        Thanks very much! Yes, she’s usually moving about too much to get clear shots, but on this day I took a number of RAW pics, so I can add her to more pages now

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