本文へスキップ
レシピCLASSIC NEGATIVE

Old Havana Tone

設定値へ
作例撮って出し

設定する前に仕上がりを確認。

A woman in a white coat and hat stands outdoors, holding flowers, with a black vehicle in the background.
Colorful pottery and decorative items displayed in a market setting with intricate patterns.
Historic building with wind towers by the water, people enjoying the view under warm sunlight.
Three people standing by a waterfront, watching birds fly over the water with buildings in the background.

Unedited JPEGs from 富士フイルム bodies — straight out of camera.

セクション 01

すべての設定値

以下の値をすべて、カメラのカスタム設定(C1〜C7)に入力してください。並び順は富士フイルム機のカスタム設定の編集・登録メニューに合わせています。

項目設定値コピー
Film SimulationClassic Negative
撮影メモ

このレシピが映えるとき。

Old Havana Tone, rooted in the Classic Negative simulation, evokes the warmth and nostalgia of vintage photography. It's a look that thrives in urban and street settings, especially under overcast skies or the golden-hour glow. The dynamic range maximises highlight retention, ensuring that bright skies remain intact while shadows carry depth. Strong grain adds a tactile, filmic texture, perfect for creating a sense of timeworn authenticity. The colour chrome effect enhances saturation with a robust intensity, bringing out the rich tones in street scenes. A subtle cool cast keeps colours from becoming overly vivid, maintaining a balanced palette that feels both vibrant and timeless. This recipe truly sings when capturing the energy of urban life or the mood of overcast days, offering a cinematic feel to everyday moments.

Ideal for capturing the energy of street and urban scenes, especially under overcast or golden-hour light. Perfect for market scenes and waterfronts where the nostalgic vibe adds depth and character. Avoid studio portraits or pure landscapes.

得意なこと

  • ✓Highlight protection preserves skies
  • ✓Grain adds filmic texture
  • ✓Rich tones and vibrant colours
  • ✓Great for golden-hour warmth

注意点

  • !Cool cast may affect skin tones
  • !Strong grain at high ISO
よくある質問

このレシピについて。

It's best for street and urban photography, especially under overcast or golden-hour light.
Avoid using it for studio portraits or pure landscapes, as its nostalgic vibe may not suit these settings.