Recettex-trans-ivETERNA

Kodak '81

Aller aux réglages

Images d'exempleDirectement en sortie de boîtier

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Two vintage Volkswagen vans parked on green grass under palm trees, with one van's door open.

A woman holding a drink stands in front of a vibrant market stall filled with textiles and clothing.

A vibrant street scene with colorful stalls and flowers in a bustling market.

A vintage red car with racing stripes parked on green grass near a tent, with a child walking nearby.

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

Section 01

Tous les réglages

Saisissez chaque valeur ci-dessous dans un préréglage personnalisé (C1–C7) de votre appareil. L'ordre correspond au menu Éditer/Enregistrer réglages personnalisés des boîtiers x-trans-iv.

Paramètre	Valeur	Copier
Film Simulation	Eterna

Section 02

Compatibilité

Conçue pour les capteurs x-trans-iv and gfx. Testée sur les boîtiers ci-dessous.

Capteurs

Appareils

Notes de prise de vue

Quand cette recette brille.

This Kodak '81 recipe shines in video and cinematic captures, particularly under soft, diffused light. Avoid using it in punchy daylight, as the muted tones may not translate well in harsh conditions.

Affiner encore

Trois ajustements à essayer.

Add grain for texture

Set grain strength to 'Weak' to introduce a nostalgic film-like texture without overwhelming your footage.

Enhance color depth

Increase color to +2 for richer hues, making your videos more vibrant while still maintaining a cinematic feel.

Soften with noise reduction

Adjust noise reduction to +1 to smooth out any unwanted graininess in low-light video scenarios.

Esprit pellicule

Si c'était une pellicule…

This recipe evokes the warm undertones and nostalgic grain reminiscent of Kodak Vision film stocks.

FAQ

À propos de cette recette.

This recipe is best suited for soft, diffused lighting, as it emphasizes the warm undertones and muted colors of the Eterna film simulation.

While primarily designed for video, you can use it for stills, but be aware that the muted tones may not be ideal for vibrant subjects.

The Eterna simulation typically produces softer skin tones, so consider adjusting clarity to -1 or -2 for a more flattering look in portraits.

Writing notes for this recipe…