Film Recipes for Fujifilm Cameras

Organic Analog, for Rich Natural Images

Classic negative film recipe deisgned for natural scenes and a soft mood

Organic Analog Film Recipe

Organic Analog

Here’s a Classic Negative film simulation recipe that is designed for shooting natural scenes with film like realistic colour. Images are full of life, but also have a soft edge to them. This comes from the combination of Classic Negative, with negative clarity.

Clarity slows down the saving of photos on our Fujifilm cameras, so it’s of course an optional setting. You can either remove it for a crisper result, or add a mist/bloom filter to your camera. Personally, I am in no rush, so I allow the wonderful clarity effect render and save in about a second per image.

Organic Analog for X-Trans IV and compatible cameras is a good choice for compelling images throughout all seasons. But, at the time of writing, Autumn is upon us, and I think this recipe will be an excellent option as the leaves show off their seasonal colour.

Organic Analog Film Recipe Settings

Film SimulationClassic Negative
Grain EffectWeak, Large
Colour Chrome EffectWeak
Colour Chrome BlueOff
White Balance4000K, +6 Red, ‑6 Blue
Dynamic RangeDR200
Highlights+1
Shadows‑1
Colour+4
Sharpness‑1
ISO Noise Reduction‑4
Clarity‑4
EV Compensation0

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Comments

4 responses to “Organic Analog, for Rich Natural Images”

  1. Charlotte Hoather Avatar

    Where are these photographs from?

    1. justingould Avatar

      Hi Charlotte. Most of the images are from different parts of Hampshire, UK, including the New Forest National Park, the Solent and various rural locations in the South Downs National Park.

  2. Christopher Avatar
    Christopher

    Great recipe ! I just tried this near a couple of local Universities and there’s a lot of foliage around in the city too where I live 😁 Do you have any Expired or Slide recipes you could recommend for Autumn scenery as well ? Keep up the great recipes and posts !

    1. justingould Avatar

      Thank you, Christopher. I’m so glad you like it. Autumn is a great time to be out with the camera. I do have some expired styles that work well around now. A quick way to find them is on this page towards the bottom of the ‘E’ section. Expired Superia is particularly good! https://film.recipes/blog/film-recipes-index-a-z/#e

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