
Velvia
Enhance outdoor shots with vivid contrasts and lush colours. Perfect for capturing energetic landscapes.
Unedited JPEGs from x-trans-iv bodies — straight out of camera.
Kodak Vivid Slide pushes Velvia toward a bold, saturated film look where colour takes centre stage. Deep blues, vivid greens, strong grain, and heightened contrast give landscapes a dramatic presence, while sunlit architecture gains extra definition and visual weight. Golden hour brings out its richer side, but bright midday light works equally well when you want intense colour and crisp detail. This is a recipe for scenes that can handle being loud. Subtle subjects and portraits are better left to a gentler recipe.
아래 값을 모두 카메라의 커스텀(C1–C7) 프리셋에 입력하세요. 순서는 x-trans-iv 바디의 커스텀 설정 편집/저장 메뉴와 같습니다.
| 항목 | 값 | 복사 |
|---|---|---|
| Film Simulation | Velvia | |
| Dynamic Range | DR400 | |
| Highlight | +1 | |
| Shadow | +1 | |
| Color | +2 | |
| Sharpness | +1 | |
| Noise Reduction | -2 | |
| Clarity | +1 | |
| Grain Effect | Strong | |
| Grain Size | Small | |
| Color Chrome FX | Strong | |
| Color Chrome FX Blue | Strong | |
| Monochromatic Color | WC 0 / MG 0 | |
| White Balance | Auto | |
| WB Shift | R +2 / B -2 | |
| ISO | up to ISO 6400 | |
| Exposure Compensation | +1/3 to +1 |
x-trans-iv, x-trans-v and gfx 센서에 맞춰 만들었습니다. 아래 바디에서 검증했습니다.
Kodak Vivid Slide, using the Velvia film simulation, is a celebration of rich, vibrant colours and fine detail. The recipe captures the lush, saturated hues reminiscent of the original Ektachrome slide film, making it ideal for scenes where colour is paramount. With its strong grain and heightened contrast, it excels in bringing landscapes and outdoor environments to life, offering a vivid portrayal of the world. Blues become deep and alluring, while greens pop with intensity, perfect for those golden-hour shots where nature's hues are at their peak. Sunlit architectural scenes gain a striking, dramatic quality, highlighting intricate details.
Best for capturing landscapes and outdoor scenes with vibrant colours. Ideal during golden hour or under bright light. Avoid for portraits as skin tones can appear unnatural, and steer clear of low contrast scenes to maintain vibrancy. Midday sun enhances its vividness.