Nostalgic, soft tone and vintage film recipes using Fujifilm film simulations
Rescued Colorplus, from a found Kodak film
Classic Chrome film recipe based on Kodak Colorplus 200 film
I like to follow some 35mm photography groups on social media, gaining inspiration from the images and styles of the various film stocks. In one post, I read about someone who discovered a roll of Kodak Colorplus 200 in a bargain bin of a store, and even though it was past expiry, bought it and tried it out.
I enjoyed the story and the images (which of course, I have since lost the link to), but I did use them as inspiration for this film recipe. The exposed images were bright and colourful, with a nostalgic Kodak style … just right to model with Classic Chrome.
So, here we have Rescued Colorplus, for a bright, film like look, based on an out-of-date roll of Kodak film. The settings are simple, so that even though it was developed on X-Trans IV, you could adapt it to other cameras with ease.
I’ve tried a dozen or so recipes on my new XT5 and this one is the most natural, the greens on a cloudy day are just lovely, I will use this a lot, thank you…
4 responses to “Rescued Colorplus, from a found Kodak film”
I love the softness of the colors. This is a good one to keep! Thanks!!!
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Thank you, John
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I’ve tried a dozen or so recipes on my new XT5 and this one is the most natural, the greens on a cloudy day are just lovely, I will use this a lot, thank you…
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Thanks Alan. That is wonderful to hear. Have fun using it!
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