
See how it looks before you set it.




Unedited JPEGs from Fujifilm bodies — straight out of camera.
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 Fujifilm bodies.
| Parameter | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| Film Simulation | Classic Chrome | |
| Dynamic Range | DR200 | |
| Highlight | +0.5 | |
| Shadow | -4 | |
| Color | +2 | |
| Sharpness | +3 | |
| Noise Reduction | 0 | |
| Clarity | 0 | |
| Grain Effect | Weak | |
| Grain Size | Small | |
| Color Chrome FX | Strong | |
| Monochromatic Color | WC 0 / MG 0 | |
| White Balance | Auto | |
| WB Shift | R +2 / B -5 | |
| ISO | up to ISO 6400 | |
| Exposure Compensation | 0 |
When this recipe shines.
Kodachrome Shade, with its warm yet muted tones, channels the essence of classic travel and street photography from decades past. The Classic Chrome base, enriched with a subtle but effective colour boost, creates a vintage film feel. Highlights are gently controlled, lending a softness to skies and reflective surfaces, while shadows are significantly pulled back, adding depth to images without losing detail. The small, weak grain suggests an analogue touch without overwhelming clarity. The cool blue shift in the white balance gives urban scenes a nostalgic, almost cinematic quality, reminiscent of sunlit streets in bygone eras. This recipe excels in capturing the warmth and texture of everyday urban life, especially during golden-hour and harsh midday light, where the colour palette sings, and shadow play becomes a key compositional element.
Perfect for street and travel photography, Kodachrome Shade thrives in bright, natural light. It excels during the golden hour, capturing warm, nostalgic tones. Avoid using it for studio portraits, as the subtle highlights and shadows may not suit controlled lighting environments.
What it nails
- ✓Softens harsh midday light
- ✓Adds nostalgic warmth to urban scenes
- ✓Lush colours during golden hour
- ✓Works well with Classic Chrome
What to watch
- !Cool WB shift may affect skin tones
- !Not ideal for studio portraits
- !Weak grain may lack texture at high ISO

