
Acros
Dense grain and deep shadows create moody monochromes. Perfect for dramatic black and white architecture.
Unedited JPEGs from x-trans-iv bodies — straight out of camera.
Deep Acros Mono turns Fujifilm's Acros+Y simulation toward bold monochrome photography, with stark contrast, deep shadows, and a textured film character. It feels especially at home when architecture, streets, and landscapes need more visual weight than colour can provide. The yellow-filter character of Acros+Y also gives the monochrome rendering its distinctive tonal response, while smooth transitions preserve a refined quality alongside the stronger shadows. This is a recipe for dramatic compositions, quiet structures, and scenes where texture and atmosphere matter more than colour.
This is a FujiPic Pro recipe. The film simulation is on the house; the other 15 settings unlock with Pro.
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Feita para sensores x-trans-iv, x-trans-v and gfx. Testada nos corpos abaixo.
Deep Acros Mono channels the timeless elegance of classic black and white photography, reminiscent of Ansel Adams' dramatic landscapes or the gritty street scenes of early 20th-century photojournalism. This recipe is all about stark contrasts, deep shadows, and a textured, organic feel that captures the essence of monochrome film. The Acros+Y simulation enriches details with its fine grain and smooth tonal transitions, offering a serene yet bold aesthetic. Highlights are subdued to maintain detail in bright areas, while shadows are accentuated to add depth and drama. The cool white balance shift gives images a subtle bluish tint, enhancing the atmosphere of isolation and introspection. Perfect for capturing architecture, street scenes, and landscapes where mood and texture reign supreme.
Ideal for capturing dramatic architecture and moody landscapes. Suits harsh sunlight and overcast light, revealing depth and texture. Avoid busy scenes and vibrant colours, as they may lose impact in monochrome. Excellent for creating atmospheric images that evoke a sense of solitude and calm.