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Fall Colormax, to Bring the Autumn Fire
Rich and strong fall color film simulation recipe with Classic Negative
At the time of writing, Autumn is beginning to show, so I’ve been turning my attention to recipes for Autumn and Fall Color. Some of these feature soft golden tones and faded warmth, but we also need something with a bit of pop. If you want to max out the red and orange tones, then Fall Colormax is the recipe to use. It’s an extreme recipe, but it really does go big on fall color.
Turning leaves made rich and autumnal, with Fall Colormax
Fall Colormax Film Recipe
Simulation: Classic Negative
Grain Effect: Weak, Small
Colour Chrome Effect: Strong
Colour Chrome Blue: Weak
White Balance: Shade
WB Shift: +8 Red, -4 Blue
Dynamic Range: DR200
Highlights: 0.0
Shadows: -1.0
Color: +3
Sharpness: -1
ISO Noise Reduction: -4
Clarity: 0
EV compensation: 0
It’s an Autumnal inferno, with Fall Colormax film recipe.Rich and warm colour, with Fall Colormax film recipeEarly autumn ferns, captured by the Fall Colormax film recipeLog piles with a strong pine scent, Fall Colormax film recipeFly agaric in the deep forest, with Fall Colormax film recipeAn October visitor in the forest, taken with Fall Colormax film recipeMorning golden hour in the heather, with Fall Colormax film recipeThe tone is a rich, peachy orange, with Fall Colormax film recipeBrown mushrooms on the forest floor, with Fall Colormax film recipeRich autumn tones, using Fall Colormax film recipeA pale sunset comes to life, when using Fall Colormax film recipeBracken silhouette, taken with Fall Colormax film recipePurple skies, usng the Fall Colormax film recipeTangerine dreams, with the Fall Colormax film recipeGolden wheat, using Fall Colormax film recipeShady forest road, captured with Fall Colormax film recipeThe intense colour shifts of Fall Colormax film recipe
This receipe is, as you may guess, my most extreme Autumn style. There are plenty of other recipes that work well with fall colours, so if you want something a bit less vibrant, visit the Fall & Autumn recipes page.
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