Pro recipex-trans-vCLASSIC NEGATIVE

Late Night Print

Small, strong grain and warm tones evoke a nostalgic feel. Perfect for urban exploration and overcast days.

Nighttime scene of food stalls with bright signage and string lights in an outdoor setting.

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A food truck named 'Boost' illuminated at night with a menu board beside it, set in a lively outdoor area.

A vibrant food stall at night with people gathered around, illuminated by colorful lights.

Night view of a vibrant amusement park with illuminated buildings and a ferris wheel.

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Late Night Print gives Classic Negative a warm, lively character that feels right at the end of the day. Rich colours, warm shadows, and gentle highlights bring energy to street scenes without making mixed lighting feel chaotic. It is particularly convincing around busy urban spaces, where artificial light adds atmosphere and texture to the frame. Golden hour and overcast conditions also suit its character. For studio portraits or pure landscapes, however, this recipe can feel less natural at home.

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This is a FujiPic Pro recipe. The film simulation is on the house; the other 15 settings unlock with Pro.

Параметр	Значение	Копировать
Film Simulation	Classic Negative
Dynamic Range
Highlight
Shadow
Color
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Совместимость

Рассчитан на сенсоры x-trans-v and gfx. Проверен на камерах ниже.

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Late Night Print emulates the vibrant yet warm character of a beloved film stock from the past. With its Classic Negative base, expect rich colours and gentle highlights that evoke dreamy nostalgia, perfect for capturing urban life and street scenes. The warm shadows add depth and charm, creating a lively yet inviting atmosphere. This recipe shines in mixed lighting, where its ability to maintain detail in both highlights and shadows is most evident. Overcast settings bring out its unique character, highlighting the richness of textures and colours. It's a look that feels both contemporary and timeless, making it an ideal choice for those seeking to capture the essence of a bustling city with a hint of vintage flair.

Ideal for street and urban photography, particularly under overcast skies or during golden hour. Its warm tones excel in mixed lighting. Avoid using it for studio portraits or pure landscape shots, where its character may not translate as effectively. Best for dynamic, lively scenes.

В чём хорош

✓Warm, inviting colour palette
✓Rich, vibrant tones
✓Gentle highlights in mixed lighting
✓Great for overcast conditions

На что обратить внимание

!Strong grain at high ISO
!Cool WB shift may affect blues

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Late Night Print is designed for X-Trans V and GFX sensors. Tested cameras include the X-E5, X-H2, X-H2S, X-M5, X-S20, X-T30 III, X-T5, X-T50, X100VI, GFX100 II, GFX100RF, and GFX100S II.

Late Night Print is especially well suited to lively urban scenes after dark, where colourful lights and busy surroundings give its Classic Negative base room to shine. Food stalls, outdoor markets, food trucks, and illuminated entertainment areas are natural fits for its warm colour, rich tones, and gentle handling of bright highlights.

Here, mixed lighting refers to scenes where artificial sources such as string lights, signage, and illuminated stalls appear against surrounding ambient darkness. Late Night Print is described as particularly strong in these conditions, where its gentle highlights help retain a lively but inviting appearance.

No. Late Night Print is particularly well suited to nighttime urban scenes, but its use extends beyond them. The shooting notes also recommend golden hour, overcast conditions, and mixed lighting, where its warm tones, rich colours, and gentle highlights can create a distinctive vintage character.

Late Night Print may be less suitable for scenes dominated by very strong, direct light sources and extreme contrast. Its documented strength is gentle highlight rendering in mixed lighting, while the recipe is also specifically described as less effective for studio portraits and pure landscape shots.