Acros film simulation recipe for X100V and X100VI cameras
Silverton Sharp
It’s been a little while since I published a new mono recipe, so I wanted to set that straight with a new look for black and white photographers to try. It’s something a little different, but I hope that you’ll enjoy it.
The original thought goes back some time to a film recipe that I added as no. 99 on this site, called Silvertone 99. I received a comment about this recipe, a challenge almost, and that was to see if this recipe could be made even more silver?
I thought about this for a while and eventually had a moment of inspiration in X RAW Studio which led to this new interpretation of a silvery look.
In this film recipe, the tone is less contrasty than Silvertone 99, and has a different take on a metallic silver tone. I also found that a little crispness added further interest, so this recipe has a positive clarity setting. This does cause a short saving delay, which if you find annoying, you can remove with clarity at zero. Instead, increase sharpness to +2 as an alternative.
Silverton Sharp Film Recipe Settings
| Film Simulation | Acros Yellow Filter |
| Grain Effect | Off |
| White Balance | Auto, +2 Red, ‑4 Blue |
| Dynamic Range | DR200 |
| Highlights | 0 |
| Shadows | ‑1 |
| Sharpness | 0 |
| ISO N.R. | ‑4 |
| Clarity | 4 |
| EV Comp. | +1/3 |
| Mono Colour | WC -1, MG +0 |
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