Soft tones Fujicolor Superia look made with Classic Negative on X-Trans IV
Superia Loco
My very first film recipe creation was a Classic Negative film simulation recipe called Soft Negative, which has remained a favourite of mine ever since. It has a softness and warmth that suits my photography style, and the retro elements of the Classic Negative simulation.
In all the film recipes that I’ve produced since, I’ve not quite eclipsed this early one as a favourite. There have been some close seconds, like Kojak Gold, my 200th recipe, and Childhood Vacation with a washed out look that’s great fun to use.
However, I think at last, I might have a new favourite film recipe. It’s made with Classic Negative again and packed full of the character and style that I love. May I present to you, Superia Loco, a low contrast Fujiilm Superia look. It’s my new no. 1 and I really hope that you enjoy it too.
Superia Loco Film Recipe Settings
| Film Simulation | Classic Negative |
| Grain Effect | Weak, Small |
| Col. Chr. Effect | Weak |
| Col. Chr. Blue | Off |
| White Balance | 4800K, +3 Red, ‑3 Blue |
| Dynamic Range | DR200 |
| Highlights | ‑2 |
| Shadows | ‑2 |
| Colour | ‑2 |
| Sharpness | ‑2 |
| ISO N.R. | ‑4 |
| Clarity | 0 |
| EV Comp. | +1/3 |
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Superia Loco Film Recipe: Sample Photos
Community Photos
Photos taken with the Superia Loco film recipe by members of the Film Recipes community.
Photos by Kamil Szlachta
Photos by Rebecca Goodwin
Photos by Emlyn H Jones
Photos by TheCameraEatsFirst
Photos by David Forsdike
Photos by Claudio Isecke
Using the Superia Loco Film Recipe
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