Nostalgic, soft tone and retro film recipes using Fujifilm film simulations
Lomochrome 77, with Creamy Muted Tones
Muted colour film simulation recipe, with Classic Chrome and low saturation
The idea of Lomography has always appealed to me. Reminiscent of simple old cameras, lomo photos are back to basics, with all sorts of distortions and retro touches. Not a lot of this is possible to recreate with our advanced Fujifilm cameras, especially with the crisp and sharp lenses of today. However, it’s a fun idea, and it’s made it into the name of this and my Aerocolor Lomo film recipes.
For this film recipe, I have pushed far from the centre with a warm colour cast, but with weak saturation for muted tones. And, rather than hazy softness, a subtle crispness is present from positive clarity. These are features of another recipe, Ultrasoft 77, sharing the same colour shift and the Eterna simulation, but the results of the two are noticably different.
Fishing boats at Beer, Devon. Captured with Lomochrome 77 recipe
Lomochrome 77 Film Recipe
Simulation: Classic Chrome
Grain Effect: Weak, Small
Colour Chrome Effect: Off
Colour Chrome Blue: Strong
White Balance: Auto
WB Shift: +7 Red, -7 Blue
Dynamic Range: DR400
Highlights: 0.0
Shadows: +1.0
Color: -4
Sharpness: -1
ISO Noise Reduction: -4
Clarity: +2
EV compensation: +2/3
Lomochrome 77 film recipe has a distinct mellow colour paletteCreamy muted tones at the marina, with Lomochrome 77 film recipeLomo tones in Autumn, it’s the Lomochrome 77 film recipeSuper fly … Lomochrome 77 film recipeA fallen trunk, chopped and stored. Lomochrome 77 film recipeCreamy brown tones at the Farm Shop. Lomochrome 77 film recipeA riverside path at St. Cross, captured with Lomochrome 77 film recipeA country lane in late Summer. Lomochrome 77 film recipeBlack and white cows, resting together. Lomochrome 77 film recipe
St John’s Church, Farley Chamberlayne, with Lomochrome 77 film recipeSt John’s Church, dating back to 1160, using Lomochrome 77 film recipe
Lomochrome 77 film recipe brings out the creamy tones in a sceneSunny heather, captured with Lomochrome 77 film recipeSunlit cobweb on the heather bush, Lomochrome 77 film recipeAugust wheat, captured with the Lomochrome 77 film recipeWheaty colour, a theme of the Lomochrome 77 film recipeWoodland stream on a sunny day, Lomochrome 77 film recipeWandering the paths, and snapping with Lomochrome 77 film recipeFallen beech leaves, captured with the Lomochrome 77 film recipeSubtle tones in golden hour, with Lomochrome 77 film recipeOn the sea wall, with Lomochrome 77 film recipe
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2 responses to “Lomochrome 77, with Creamy Muted Tones”
I like it. I think it would be good for streets as well. There’s an issue with this post – it’s not displayed on the main page
Thank you 🙂 I’ve added it to the main page now.
Yes, I think this will be a good street photography recipe. The tones should work well with buildings and roads.
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2 responses to “Lomochrome 77, with Creamy Muted Tones”
I like it. I think it would be good for streets as well. There’s an issue with this post – it’s not displayed on the main page
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Thank you 🙂 I’ve added it to the main page now.
Yes, I think this will be a good street photography recipe. The tones should work well with buildings and roads.
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