Nostalgic Neg.
Sample framesStraight out of camera
See how it looks before you set it.
Unedited JPEGs from x-trans-v 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-v bodies.
| Parameter | Value | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| Film Simulation | Nostalgic Neg. |
Section 02
Compatibility
Designed for x-trans-v and gfx sensors. Tested on the bodies below.
Sensors
Cameras
Shooting notes
When this recipe shines.
Summer '76 captures the essence of sun-drenched nostalgia, with a rich palette that warms up your images and adds a touch of magic. This recipe leans into vibrant hues and a slightly worn texture, reminiscent of film photographs left to bask in the glow of time. Highlights are gently subdued, preserving the soft tones of late afternoon light, while shadows maintain enough depth to enhance the scene's natural contrast. The simulation's charm lies in its ability to evoke a sense of warmth and timelessness, perfect for capturing scenes that tell a story or convey emotion. Whether you're photographing vibrant street markets at golden hour or intimate moments in an amusement park, this recipe excels at bringing out the richness and depth of colour that defined an era.
Ideal for capturing vintage vibes in warm, golden-hour light. Perfect for travel and street photography. Avoid modern architecture or high-tech scenes where sharpness is key. Achieve rich, nostalgic tones that highlight the vibrancy of your subject, especially in outdoor settings.
What it nails
- ✓Warmth enhances nostalgia
- ✓Vibrant colours pop beautifully
- ✓Softens harsh midday light
- ✓Captures golden hour magic
What to watch
- !Not for high-tech scenes
- !Colours can oversaturate
- !Strong grain texture
FAQ
About this recipe.
Summer '76 is compatible with X-Trans V and GFX cameras like X-T5 and GFX100S-II.
This recipe shines in golden-hour light, enhancing warm, vibrant scenes. Avoid low-light environments.
It's less suited for sharp, modern subjects. Best for vintage or travel scenes.
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