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Rezeptx-trans-ivCLASSIC NEGATIVE

Old Ivory Roll

Rich, nostalgic tones with a touch of grain for timeless imagery.

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Close-up of a white flower with yellow accents surrounded by green leaves.
Two tall modern buildings connected by a horizontal structure, shrouded in a hazy atmosphere.
Three chefs preparing food at a modern outdoor event with a city skyline in the background.
A boat sailing on water framed by a heart-shaped structure with a city skyline in the background.

Unedited JPEGs from x-trans-iv bodies — straight out of camera.

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Über dieses Rezept

Old Ivory Roll makes an ordinary grey city day feel like a photograph rediscovered years later. Classic Negative, a 7350K white balance, and pronounced Large grain create an aged colour-negative character, with warm ivory tones, rich blacks, and softened detail. It feels especially natural on overcast streets and during soft evening light, where the heavy grain adds texture without fighting the atmosphere. Busy urban scenes benefit from its nostalgic weight. For clean, detail-driven landscapes or studio work, however, the effect can feel too heavy.

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Alle Einstellungen

Trage jeden Wert unten in ein Custom-Preset (C1–C7) deiner Kamera ein. Die Reihenfolge entspricht dem Menü Eigene Einstellungen bearbeiten/speichern auf x-trans-iv-Gehäusen.

ParameterWertKopieren
Film SimulationClassic Negative
Dynamic RangeDR400
Highlight+2
Shadow+3
Color-1
Sharpness-2
Noise Reduction-4
Clarity-3
Grain EffectStrong
Grain SizeLarge
Color Chrome FXStrong
Color Chrome FX BlueStrong
Monochromatic ColorWC 0 / MG 0
White BalanceCustom Kelvin (7350K)
WB ShiftR -1 / B -4
ISOup to ISO 6400
Exposure Compensation0 to +1
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Kompatibilität

Für x-trans-iv and gfx-Sensoren entwickelt. An den unten genannten Gehäusen getestet.

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Kameras

Aufnahmenotizen

Wann dieses Rezept glänzt.

Old Ivory Roll recalls a roll of colour negative that sat in a drawer for years before it was developed and printed. Built on Classic Negative, it pairs a warm, ivory-to-gold white balance with a gentle lean towards yellow-green, so highlights glow like an aged print rather than a fresh file. Contrast is deliberately strong: brighter tones lift and open while shadows fall away into rich, heavy blacks. Slightly restrained colour keeps the warmth tasteful, and softened micro-contrast plus large, pronounced grain give surfaces a tactile, analogue feel. It is at its best on grey, overcast city days and in low evening light, where muted streets gain warmth, depth and a sense of memory. Busy urban scenes with signage, weathered walls and passing figures suit it especially well.

Old Ivory Roll suits overcast streets, urban walks and evening light, where its warm cast and heavy grain lend flat scenes some mood. Keep it away from studio portraits and clean landscape work: the pronounced grain and ivory-gold tint can feel heavy-handed when you need neutral colour or fine detail.

Was es trifft

  • ✓Ivory-gold warmth gives grey city days an aged-print glow.
  • ✓Heavy blacks add depth and drama to flat light.
  • ✓Large grain feels tactile and genuinely analogue.

Worauf achten

  • !Bright, contrasty sun can push highlights past recovery.
  • !Heavy grain hides fine detail in distant landscapes.
  • !DR400 needs a higher base ISO, so carry an ND filter.
FAQ

Über dieses Rezept.

Old Ivory Roll is designed for X-Trans IV and GFX sensors. The tested cameras are the X-E4, X-Pro3, X-S10, X-T30 II, X-T4, X100V, and GFX100S, giving the recipe broad compatibility across Fujifilm's X-Trans IV and GFX systems.
The 7350K white-balance setting is already a warm starting point rather than a cool Kelvin base. The R -1 and B -4 shift further shapes that rendering, helping produce the ivory-to-gold warmth and aged-print character described in the recipe notes.
Old Ivory Roll is particularly suited to overcast city streets, urban walks, and soft evening light. Its warm cast, rich shadows, and pronounced grain can give flat urban scenes more depth and atmosphere, while outdoor settings with people and city surroundings also fit its documented character.
Avoid it when preserving fine detail is the priority, such as detailed product work or clean landscape photography. Its Strong and Large grain, combined with reduced sharpness, can become dominant, particularly at higher ISO settings where additional texture would further compete with small details.
Raising both Highlight and Shadow creates a more open tonal structure than simply deepening the shadows and lowering the highlights. In this recipe, that combination contributes to the faded-print character, while the strong contrast, rich blacks, and large grain keep the overall image from feeling flat or sterile.