Recipex-trans-ivPRO NEG. STD

Fujicolor Superia 800

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Sample framesStraight out of camera

See how it looks before you set it.

Bright park scene with green grass, trees, and tall buildings in the background under sunlight.

Two people walking towards a traditional building surrounded by manicured hedges and palm trees.

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

Section 01

Full settings

Enter every value below into a Custom (C1-C7) preset on your camera. The order matches the in-camera Edit/Save Custom Setting menu on x-trans-iv bodies.

Parameter	Value	Copy
Film Simulation	PRO Neg. Std
Dynamic Range	DR200
Highlight	+1
Shadow	+2
Color	+4
Sharpness	+1
Noise Reduction	-3
Clarity	0
Grain Effect	Strong
Monochromatic Color	WC 0 / MG 0
White Balance	Auto
WB Shift	R -2 / B -3
ISO	up to ISO 6400
Exposure Compensation	+2/3

Section 02

Compatibility

Designed for x-trans-iv, x-trans-iii and gfx sensors. Tested on the bodies below.

Sensors

Cameras

Shooting notes

When this recipe shines.

This Fujicolor Superia 800 recipe excels in portrait and studio settings, especially under controlled lighting. The strong grain adds a nostalgic feel, while the dynamic range at DR200 helps retain detail in highlights and shadows. Avoid overexposing your images, as the exposure compensation of +2/3 can easily lead to blown highlights if not carefully managed.

Tune it further

Three tweaks worth trying.

Reduce grain for smoother images

Lower the grain strength to 'Weak' for a cleaner look, suitable for more polished portraits.

Adjust white balance for warmth

Shift white balance red to +1 and blue to -1 for a warmer skin tone in portraits.

Enhance contrast for dramatic effects

Increase highlight to +2 and shadow to +3 for more pronounced contrast in your images.

FAQ

About this recipe.

This recipe performs well under controlled lighting conditions, such as studio lights, due to its dynamic range setting of DR200, which balances highlights and shadows effectively.

With a white balance shift of -2 red and -3 blue, skin tones will appear natural, but consider adjusting the white balance for warmer tones if needed.

Be cautious with exposure, as the +2/3 exposure compensation can lead to blown highlights in bright conditions; always check your histogram.

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