r/FujifilmSimulations

Ricoh GRiiix and Fuji x100vi
Custom film recipes
May 2026

Xt30ii

I have the X-t30 iii and I used a 23mm lens. I have a 15-45mm, 85mm, and 35mm lenses as well. I just want to hear any criticism about these photos I took. And any advice in general! I am not so familiar with how ISO, shutter speed, aperture etc affect photos yet. But I tweaked things as I went to get these photos. I used the last summer film recipe on almost all of these I believe.

Recipe used: Classic Istanbul Neg, based on Classic Negative.

I have been testing this Fujifilm JPEG recipe on the X100VI and wanted to share a few sample frames here for feedback.

The look came from the light I often see in Istanbul: pale blue-grey skies, warm street details, old stone textures, crowds, ferries, birds, and everyday city movement. I wanted it to carry some of that feeling without being locked to Istanbul only.

I was aiming for a warm but not overly nostalgic look, colorful without feeling too digital, with natural blues, soft highlights, and a documentary mood for street photography.

A small exposure note: +1/3 EV can be a useful starting point in cloudy light, shaded streets, or scenes that feel a bit too dark.

Shot on Fujifilm X100VI.

I would really appreciate honest feedback, especially from people who try recipes in different cities or lighting conditions.

Full recipe settings and more sample photos are here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DYUnvvBCKl4

Saw these photos and really loved the mood and rendering.
The tones feel soft, airy, calm, and slightly pastel — especially the greens and highlights.

My guess is maybe:
• Classic Chrome or Nostalgic Neg base
• lowered contrast
• softened clarity
• warm highlights / muted greens

But I’m not sure.

Does anyone recognize a Fujifilm recipe that creates a similar look? Or maybe editing style + lens combination?

Curious what you all think.

hey! newbie here, just got into photography and was really excited for my X-E5 to arrive since its my first camera. I'm really enjoying this new hobby so I wanted to share some of my favs with y'all

Hi, i'd appreciate if anyone can help me and suggest a recipe that would get me similar colors on my fujifilm x100vi. These particular pictures are taken with Leica and i'm obsessed with these vibrant, sharp and beautiful colors. All the recipes i've tried on my fuji are more soft and more yellow.

Thank you in advance!

IG: @quiet_framez
📷: Fujifilm X-T5, XF23mmF1.4 R ~ (K&F Concept Black Mist 1/8)

I was going through some old photos I took with a Nikon DSLR once upon a time, and was wondering how I could get the same colors on my XT30. I like the soft and slightly warm colors. It feels like somewhere between Provia and Color Chrome, erring on the side of the former.

I'm thinking Provia with red +2 and color chrome strong. Would that be a good starting point?

https://youtu.be/NpyvER-zTMA?si=zz\_U3ffd955vvxQL

Recipe created by u/spicy_sport

B/W recipe: Eddy’s everyday mono by Eddie Maynard

I love the liberty of SooC concept. All photos are taken with Summer Chrome film recipe by Osan Bilgi.

I often remove the grain (because I can add it later if I want to) and reset clarity in any recipe as it introduces a certain delay to processing after the shot.

It’s been around a year since I got my Fuji and now looking back, my experimentation with Summer Chrome film recipe is definitely on the verge of-stylised side of the spectrum 😁

Camera Body: X-T50
Lens: XF16-50mm F2.8-4.8 R LM WR

https://youtu.be/NpyvER-zTMA?si=HdZCNndQE8TP6g55

Just walking around Shenzhen streets in the evening — the sunset hitting the trees and sidewalks was unreal.