Umbrella Film Recipe. Is this my best ever film recipe?

Film like Classic Negative recipe, designed for rainy days but excellent in all conditions.

Throughout the winter the weather was dull and wet and I was really starting to miss photography. So, I decided to try and embrace the conditions and create a number of film simulation recipes for gloomy and wet days. I’ve made a bunch of these, and added them into my new Film Recipes app.

This film recipe is one of those creations, and I’ve been using it happily in grey and drizzly conditions for a few months now. I even featured it in my new Film.Recipes YouTube channel.

For owners of my film recipes app, there are regular photo challenges to enter, and in one recent round, Umbrella was one of the challenge film recipes. I love these challenges, not only because it gives that little extra push to get out there and take some photos, but with other Fujifilm photographers taking part from around the world, I get to see the film recipes in all sorts of new situations. This was the case with Umbrella.

Several of the photographers took this recipe and used it in bright sunny weather and in new locations and situations. Feedback began to come in explaining how much everyone was enjoying this recipe, and how it had a film like aesthetic that hadn’t really been seen too often before.

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So here is Umbrella, which I am now making a free to all recipe. It was made for rainy days. but is a recipe that loves all weathers and brings a wonderfully toned film like feel to your photos. The more I use it, the more I love it, and I hope that you will too. It’s quite possibly my best ever film recipe!

A film like mood on wet days, with the Umbrella film recipe

Umbrella Film Recipe

  • Simulation: Classic Negative
  • Grain Effect: Weak, Large
  • Colour Chrome Effect: Weak
  • Colour Chrome Blue: Strong (IV) / Weak (V)
  • White Balance: Auto
  • WB Shift: +1 Red, -8 Blue
  • Dynamic Range: DR400
  • Highlights: -1.0
  • Shadows: +1.0
  • Color: -3
  • Sharpness: 0
  • ISO Noise Reduction: -4
  • Clarity: -3
  • EV compensation: 0

There’s more in the app …

The film.recipes app contains over 750 film recipes, including these similar to Umbrella …

The app is available for iOS and Android, and your purchase supports this project and the creation of more film recipes for you to try.

A walk in a local park on a winter morning, using the Umbrella film recipe in bright sunlight
Let’s go walking in the rain, with the Umbrella film recipe
A day by the sea, using the Umbrella film recipe in sunny conditions
Green color shifts and a film like feel are marks of the Umbrella film recipe
Whatever the weather, the Umbrella film recipe will give you photo options
The changing seasons, captured with the Umbrella film recipe
A vacation in Austria, captured with the Umbrella film recipe
The passing storm, with the Umbrella film recipe
Sunset over the sea, using the Umbrella film recipe
Ripples in the sand at sunset, with the tones of the Umbrella film recipe
An analog look in gloomy weather – the Umbrella film recipe
The entrance to the forest trail. Umbrella film recipe
Moods and feels. With the Umbrella film recipe, bad weather is now great weather for photos!

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FILM.RECIPES is now on YOUTUBE. Let’s try out some film recipes!

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Venus Mars Film Recipe Video
(Sunset over the ocean)

2 responses to “Umbrella Film Recipe. Is this my best ever film recipe?”

  1. Gonna try this one out today. It’s been dark, gloomy and a bit chilly here in Athens for almost a week now. Some of the recipes for sunny conditions that I pre-programmed are not really suitable.

    Cheers

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