Recipex-trans-ivPRO NEG. STD

Kodak GT 800-5

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Sample framesStraight out of camera

See how it looks before you set it.

A solitary bench beside a pathway lined with trees and shrubs, creating a serene park atmosphere.

Two geese with soft lighting against a textured background, highlighting their profiles.

A vintage fan mounted on a greenhouse ceiling, surrounded by a white canopy and dark background.

A round white lamp on a wooden shelf against a textured wall with a circular mirror.

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	DR400
Highlight	0
Shadow	+3
Color	-3
Sharpness	-2
Noise Reduction	-4
Clarity	0
Grain Effect	Strong
Monochromatic Color	WC 0 / MG 0
White Balance	Custom Kelvin (7100K)
WB Shift	R +7 / B -5
ISO	up to ISO 6400
Exposure Compensation	+1/3 to +1

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 Kodak GT 800-5 recipe excels in studio and portrait settings, particularly under controlled lighting. The strong grain adds character, but be cautious with high ISO settings; aim to keep it below 6400 for optimal results. The dynamic range set to DR400 helps retain detail in highlights and shadows, enhancing your portraits.

Tune it further

Three tweaks worth trying.

Reduce grain for smoother images

Lower grain strength to 'Weak' for a cleaner look, especially in bright lighting.

Adjust white balance for warmth

Change the white balance to 6500K for a warmer skin tone in portraits.

Increase clarity for sharper details

Raise clarity to +1 to enhance texture and details in your images.

Film stock vibe

If this were a film…

This recipe mimics the soft, muted tones of Kodak Portra film, perfect for capturing skin tones.

FAQ

About this recipe.

This recipe thrives in controlled lighting environments, such as studios, where you can manage shadows and highlights effectively.

Using DR400 enhances detail retention in both highlights and shadows, making it ideal for portraits with varied lighting.

Keep ISO below 6400 to avoid excessive noise, especially since noise reduction is set to -4, which can amplify grain.

With color set to -3, your images will have a more subdued palette, which can enhance skin tones but may mute other colors.

This recipe is not best for vivid landscapes due to its subdued color settings, which may not capture the vibrancy of nature effectively.

Avoid high ISO settings above 6400 and be mindful of the strong grain; both can detract from image quality.

Writing notes for this recipe…

Kodak GT 800-5

See how it looks before you set it.

Full settings

Compatibility

Sensors

Cameras

When this recipe shines.

Three tweaks worth trying.

Reduce grain for smoother images

Adjust white balance for warmth

Increase clarity for sharper details

If this were a film…

About this recipe.

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When this recipe shines.

Three tweaks worth trying.

Reduce grain for smoother images

Adjust white balance for warmth

Increase clarity for sharper details

If this were a film…

About this recipe.