MY FUJIFILM JPEG RECIPE - ALL YOU'LL EVER NEED

[@philiphyndman3583]

This is such an informative video. I don’t recall anyone going through each individual setting, changing the numerical values and demonstrating the differences so clearly. It may not have been the main purpose of your video, but you deserve credit for the effort and hard work. Thank you!

[@Goughie]

Thank you for the kind words! I have also got a full 20min+ video explaining all the settings too! It’s quite a monster though

[@sergibarroso]

This is just amazing. Not only sharing your recipe but also teaching how settings affect the final JPEG. Great work, Goughie!

[@Goughie]

Thanks mate! Glad you’ve enjoyed it!

[@Rexyspride]

I've lost count of the number of recipe videos I've watched on KZbin and I can honestly say that this is the best one. I also like a warmer image so I'll be dialling this into my camera and testing it out this weekend. Thank you!

[@Goughie]

Glad you liked it!!

[@barclayjb]

Your explanation was a big help. Lots of people talk recipes, but you explained what each setting does and why you made the choices you did. Wonderful.

[@davidj.oconnor5846]

I have adopted this recipe, with two modifications, as my EDC in X-T30ii! SHIFT...R+1, B-1 SHADOW TONE -0.5 I think ASTIA is the best with PRO NEG HI a close second! Thank you for all you do!

[@DanielSanchez-xu3cb]

I love how you showed the image and the subtle differences. As someone who is just starting off with their first Fuji Camera, this video was super helpful.

[@cameron-alexander]

wowsa! you're right, it's perfect for everyday! Such a great recipe, thanks! Will test this over the weekend!

[@Glatzifer]

I love that you’re using Astia! I‘m new to Fujifilm, but I think it’s a totally underrated simulation since most people seem to prefer Classic Chrome

[@cheryllynn4737]

New sub! Fuji user here ( and Sony and canon) Great info and I really like your videos , no overbearing music and just relaxing and easy to hear.! Excellent work and I hope you blow up with new subs!! 🎉

[@Goughie]

Thank you! 🙏

[@jessejayphotography]

This is why I love Fujifilm. I’ve started shooting landscapes with custom recipes and it’s a lot of fun to experiment. Often times I prefer the JPEG to RAW in a processor like LR and many times I’m using the JPEG as a reference to get the RAW looking good.

[@AnthonyJGianotti]

I’m a huge fan of versatility in recipes as well, my go to for a long time has been Fuji super hg v2. It’s a colder superia look but such an amazing recipe that can be used in literally any situation as it uses auto white priority wb. Been looking for a good warmer Astia recipe as well so can’t wait to try this out!

[@TungstenOvergaard]

Best recipe video so far in KZbin. Thanks Goughie!

[@8K3102]

Thank you for sharing this video! I am new to Fuji and photography in general and for me this was easily one of the most helpful videos I've come across so far.

[@BrZi38501]

Your recepie is my current point and shoot choice! I also have a suggestion for you; when making a video on other peoples recepies, always include examples of your own recepie so we can have a “benchmark” from which one can better assess specifics of each recepie you present 🤗 Best regards

[@Etn0rb]

Thanks for such a great video! You were especially helpful posting the side by side shots for the comparison of different settings, you’ve for sure given me a better idea of what kinds of settings to play around with trying to achieve my own perfect recipe 😊

[@Goughie]

Glad you’ve got some value from it!

[@busseysgarage2485]

This one is my favorite as well. I have tried my own, and tweaked a hundred color recipes of others, looking for a versatile, all around, go to color choice. This one is grab and go! It has taken the place of me, sitting for hours and processing my raw travel and family photos in PS or LR. Thanks, Goughie!

[@Goughie]

No worries at all! I’m glad you’re getting value out of it!

[@wtonthemove6861]

I went to this video from one of your others. So glad I did... this recipe is awesome... it is now my go to recipe for portraits... thank you very much for a great video and sharing this ...

[@stevenharper6888]

I’m pretty new to Fujifilm and have been looking for the ‘do it all’ recipe, this could be the one! I’ve tried a few and I keep going back to the built in Astia. I will give this a go 👍

[@steverodriguez2582]

Love this. Love the in depth explanation of the recipe and how to adjust it.

[@taniajekic718]

This recipe is so awesome!! This has been a massive game changer for me, thank you so much!!

[@omarknowsphotos]

I've been shooting Fuji professionally for almost 5 years and this is the first time I've ever understood those settings.

[@Goughie]

Recipe video next week on your channel then 😉

[@philipp7943]

Just before Vacation in September i got mine x100vi and just used and loved this recipe during the time in Denmark. thanks 😀

[@lvminh]

Thanks for sharing. I’m gonna have a try tomorrow for some shots & will be tagging you if I’m uploading those shots. Already saved this recipe in my x100vi with the name Goughie :)

[@tjgonzwest]

I've had a few of my favorite film recipes on the Xs10 for years and added yours. I shot a ton of video today and instinctively your recipe looked the best and shot all day with it! Thanks a million Goughie : )

[@Goughie]

Glad you enjoyed it! I’ve also just used it as a video recipe and was surprised how good it looked!

[@dougmacmillan1712]

Your explanation and sample images are excellent! Thanks!

[@venom2k2]

Wow, a recipe not using Classic Chrome or Classic Negative. I am surprised! Jokes aside, I really enjoy this and added this to my camera :) nice switch from all the Acros, Classic Chrome and Classic Negative recipes. I can't wait for Spring/Summer to bring out Velvia again.

[@Goughie]

I can’t wait for the Spring too! Definitely noticing the lighter evenings!

[@vaiospantazis377]

Perfect content! So much information that I have to say THANK YOU! Definitely will try your recipe but I will also change mine now that you explained all that stuff in such a manner! Bravo mate!

[@Goughie]

Glad I’ve helped!

[@luxdalet]

Awesome video mate! I really like Astia too, the more behaved version of Velvia in a way 😅 Your simulation is fantastic, explains the wonderful warm tones in your fujifilm captures. But also reveals that Leica style preference :) Thank you for going over again the settings and their effects, seriously great help. Cheers!

[@Goughie]

Thank you mate!

[@robertpugh4057]

I'm new to the X100V (though been making photos since the mid-'70s), and new to your channel. It's been, by a country mile, the most informative and interesting of the ones I've seen. This video, in particular, has been really useful for me; I've set your recipe up and shot with it and love it. I've also adapted it slightly (well, pretty fundamentally) by using all the same settings but for Acros-Ye, and find that's giving me some lovely images too. Thanks for the brilliant content.

[@Goughie]

You’re far too kind! Glad you’ve got some value from it!

[@TheBigNegative-PhotoChannel]

nice recipe! I'll try it out right away. I had bsiher only standard astia used and then applied my preset on it. Your preset is but times a good reason to get my Fujifilm camera out again. :D

[@Goughie]

Send them over once you’ve used them!

[@Mr7Poz]

Best recipe. I have tried at least 15 of them

[@Goughie]

Love to hear it! 💪🏻💪🏻

[@DylanRotich]

I'm addicted to making my images extra warm. It really makes a huge difference with my recipes on the Ricoh GRIIIx

[@alex.mathioudakis]

How do you go about doing that? I have a GRII and I'm always looking for fresh ideas

[@Goughie]

Don’t mention Ricoh around here! It’ll hurt my bank balance

[@alex.mathioudakis]

@@Goughie come on Goughie, come to the dark side, you know you want to. Positive film is just *chef's kiss* on the GRII, and they are quite cheap these days

[@robertbreining]

Thank you so much for sharing the recipe and most importantly sharing why you were leaning towards those settings. I learned a lot. I was previously using Oywind Nordhagens "Modern Negative" recipe which also uses Astia. I already knew how awesome this simulation is, especially during summer being seaside/riverside. Very cool to see others also like the simulation, which seems to be overlooked at times (classic chrome...hello?). I dialed in your settings but already knew I had to change a few things coming from other recipes (DR, Grain, Shadow mostly). So, sorry Goughie, I may end up butchering your recipe and make it my own. ;-) Cheers.

[@Goughie]

That’s the whole point of the 2nd half the video! It would be boring if we all liked the same! Tweak away!

[@christopherrodriguez7223]

Congratulations on the release friend. Enjoy it community.

[@craigcarlson4022]

Really helpful the way you explain the rationale for each of the settings, and at least on my iPad, i like the results you share. Really appreciate you sharing this.

[@VincentGirod]

Hi Very informative video. Maybe the best one about a particuliar fujifilm recipe. Thanks to the many examples you give we can understand how the recipe works. Thank you.

[@andrewlcraft1]

Love your choices here, especially auto white balance! Makes it so much more versatile. I'll be giving this one a shot as soon as I can!

[@Goughie]

Share the images if you do!

[@KirkWilliamsonphotography]

Andrew keep in mind that once the WB has been altered it is no longer versatile because the color shift is built in. Just a heads up!

[@segzeeman7356]

Astia!! That is my go to simulation all the time. I like a lot of saturation in my photos and I find Astia strikes the right balance for me. CC is way overrated imo. You’re right about making your own recipes. I used FXW recipes for a while, but found them to be not that versatile and I found many of them to have too much of a yellow tint, too desaturated. I just make my own now. Great video.

[@TarrelScot]

Astia is rapidly becoming my favourite film sim. Will definitely try your recipe. Unfortunately neither my X-pro2 or GFX 50R have the clarity and colour chrome adjustments. Maybe I'll just set up a preset in LR for those two settings and "apply on import" to the jpegs. The color chrome blue effect seems to be doing what the "blue saturation" slider does in the Camera Calibration panel in LR, or similar anyway.

[@MortAllachie]

I´m not using Film sims. I always feel that they are falling apart in different conditions. I have been testing them out earlier, and the funny thing is that all the stored sims on my V is based on Classic Chrome. I love Astia, so now I have plotted your recipe in to slot 7. Named it Under Construction and I’m going to give jpg another shot 😉 I shot a few pictures of my dog now using your sim, Kodachrome 64, Kodak Portra 400, Kodak Ektar 100, Kodak Gold 200 and Agfa Vista 100, and to be honest, your sim won that battle easily. Thank you for spiking my interest again ❤

[@Impostertot]

2:46 Did I hear you correctly? "Red 3 Blue -3"? Still appreciated your comparison and explanations of the various settings. Will definitely be trying this out on my X-T50. Cheers.

[@geofff6671]

Tried this out and really liked it with just slightly reduced warmth in the WB. Great video and very helpful.

[@ofenzuzq72]

Great recipe and well explained why you have chosen each setting and what can be done to tweak it even further to personal taste. I will give it a try. THANKS

[@e-type_driver]

This is a great recipe. I have used it on my last trip to Berlin with my X-H2 and I am extremely happy with the results. Thank you.

[@gonzalohernandez2905]

New here and i need to thanks u for all this information! You got a new subscriber and u deserve a lot more of it. I bough a X100F and im in love with all the kind of things that u can do on the recipes and your video for sure is going to help me to develope my style. You are a genius!

[@Goughie]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@JanArsenovic]

This looks amazing! I've been looking for a good Astia-based recipe. Not sure about the +2 clarity, but I keep changing that setting all the time anyway :)

[@johnsamuelmcelroy]

Thanks for some good and helpful content! I’ve shot in raw 100% for years. That’s mainly because my passion is in bird and wildlife photography. I’ve had a Fuji X100F for a bit over a year now as an everywhere I go camera. I plan on shooting raw plus jpeg going forward with my X100F and your formula looks like a winner for this purpose. Cheers!

[@FroggEater]

Thanks for all the explanation especially that chrome color comparison. I was never really sure was it does.

[@fabian9155]

Hey - thank you so much for all your great videos. I'm in love with my new X-E1 and wish Fuji would revive that sensor. I came across an awesome Interpretation of Portra 400 there which is based on pro neg high (don't like color chrome - mostly boring). I spend the day trying to mimic that result on the x100v - it is unbelievable how different the base settings need to be if you want to achieve the same results. It comes down to whitebalalance a lot and color saturation. Whereas the xe-1 only needs a - 1 redshift - the x100v needed a +3 redshift (x-e1 is at 6300k, x100v is at 6700) and plus 3 color setting. It's all about the warmth these newer sensors are missing. Pretty happy with the result though.

[@Erick_Pentax]

Bonjour merci beaucoup pour tes explications. Ma seule modification que je fais est que je choisis le format HEIF du coup la clarté n’existe pas. Many thanks ❤

[@shutterclix]

Great content! I’m inspired to try your recipe as new Fujifilm photographer. Thank you!

[@larsgibbon3327]

Great video, good explanation. Also, good to see a recipe that does not use Classic Chrome. I have been trying a recipe very similar to yours with the exception of WB offset, I use a lower offset and clarity. I have touched clarity as I don't fully understand it.

[@Fotospectra24]

Amazing ! The way you broke everything down was perfect ‘ truly appreciate it . I hope you can create more videos that break down recipes . Maybe something in BNW.

[@ScrappyPoontachat]

I have just ordered an X-T30ii, and as a fan of warm images I will give this a try, Cheers for the recipe

[@carolinezaramati9193]

Thank you for this first of a kind informative video on this subject, I now have a much better understanding of how these simulations work. Other recipes that I've tried had too much contrast, too grainy or had a color cast that didn't work for me.

[@rossandhisjpegs]

Awesome! Love a bit of Astia. Definitely going to try your recipe. Looks delicious thanks man!

[@tarapaul8212]

I followed one of your other recipes and it’s been a favorite of mine!

[@REMRODFILMS]

SO SICK!! IMMA TRY THIS ON MY 100S IM ABOUT TO LEAVE RAW FOR A WHILE!

[@FaustPoon]

Great colors but perhaps a little bit too low contrast. In my experience the browner/mahogany palette and more contrasty stuff you can get from classic chrome keep things interesting. But like you say astia is amazing for portraits and a great all rounder. Thanks for the video!

[@Goughie]

Tweak away! We all have different preferences! Loads of good classic chrome recipes out there! I’ve never really loved it myself! Thank you for watching!

[@warren4261]

Thank you Goughie. The recipe looks great and I will definitely give it a try.

[@maxmouse3]

Great explanation, this is the video I was looking for. Even better, actually! Thanks!

[@alessandrocasella2680]

Thank you, Goughie! This is the best color recipe ever tried. It pops up every color separately in each situation without any dominance. I wander if you can create the same for the Nikon D500 🙏🏻

[@Goughie]

Glad you like it! Unfortunately I’ve never used a Nikon camera so I won’t be much help there!

[@ryanstrzok200]

awesome recipe mate! thanks for sharing

[@kostya09987]

Exactly the type of look/recipe I was looking for to program in to my new XT-30 II! Thanks!

[@Goughie]

Glad I could help!

Looks very promising. The auto white balance is very welcome since I was looking for a more alround recipe. Most beautiful recipes indeed have a fixed white balance which makes them only usable in certain situations. I've hammered the settings in my X100v and will try them soon :)

[@Goughie]

If you do make sure you share them with me! :)

@@Goughie I'll tag you :)

[@tpvnVids]

Discovered this video just yesterday, tried the recipe today and love it.

[@Goughie]

Glad you like it! 👌🏻

[@gabrielsebastian8444]

I've just learned all about recipies from your video!! Thank you so much for the informations and advice! Btw, do certain recipies only suit one sensor?

[@Goughie]

@@gabrielsebastian8444 sort of, all the sensors look slightly different, so recipes will often note which sensor it was they made their recipe with. My view is, doesn’t really matter that much, it’ll still be somewhat similar! Just give it a go!

[@RewDowns]

I totally dig it, great recipe!

[@daviddelahoya151]

Best recipe video I've seen! Thanks!

[@kevinschole8701]

Thank-you! I think this is the 'look' I've been looking for.

[@Goughie]

Give it a go and let me know!

[@Kylored]

Good video! I will try this on my xt-2. Hopefully I will get close to your recipe

[@ryanmerryman7657]

Solid information and great photos!

[@老J-x3d]

Great work, Goughie

[@alonad4773]

excellent. my favorite fuji recipe recommendation channel. thank you very much!

[@mooodygraphy]

Subbed and liked! Waiting for my first Fujifilm x100f, and I'm gathering all the info I can, thanks alot Goughie!! :) Cheers

[@homecareful]

Good work, G. I watched it twice.

[@SummersSnaps]

I think the issue with trying to come up with something versatile is you also get something fairly 'average'. Not dissing your filmsim recipe at all Goughie, but I have learned myself that the really banging recipes come from having very specific parameters set up for different lighting, getting off AWB is key in this. With several custom film slots its not inconceivable to fine tune your favourite filmsim for different lighting. C1 = Classic Neg Dawn/Dusk, C2 = Classic Neg Overcast, C3 = Classic Neg Harsh Sunlight, C4 = Classic Neg Indoors Natural Light, C5 = Classic Neg Indoors Artificial Light, C6 = Classic Neg Fog/Rain and so on. The issue is the WB because its hard to remember exactly what shifts compliment certain lighting and weather, in addition to this you tend to want more dynamic range and milder contrast settings for harsh sun light days vs lower dynamic range and more contrast for flatter duller overcast days (colour settings will likely shift accordingly as well). So whilst its good to have a universal filmsim I think there are limits, jack of all trades vs a master of one when you get everything right for a particular scene/setting. Anyway, good video Goughie and I will be sure to try your recipe out.

[@tomhauer5876]

Thank you so much. I tried your recipe and it is amazing. I will be using the heck out of it!

[@Goughie]

Glad you’re enjoying it!

[@rubenmoraisclaudino8704]

Really really nice recipe! Thanks for the explanation too!

[@itsahoax]

cracking content Goughie, super informative for me, thanks

[@kevintoews5656]

Dude, what an informative video and a beautiful recipe. Thank you! Subscribed.

[@Goughie]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sachamoule]

Thanks for this video. I subscribed immediately. Very easy for a French like me to understand you by the way!

[@jasonbokar7482]

Very much enjoyed it! Thank you sir! Your videos are always helpful!

[@Goughie]

Thank you for watching!

[@TheCogitech]

Amazing mate! What do you recommend for those of us with cameras that are missing Color Chrome Effect and Clarity? Can we compensate with other settings to get a bit closer to your recipe, or is this paralysis by analysis? I have setup all the other settings as per your recipe and will try it out over the next few days. Having a versatile recipe with warmth is exactly what I am looking for. Thanks for the great vid!

[@Goughie]

Buying a new camera 😉😂 tbh I’d be making it up if I tried to help as I don’t have an older camera to try it out on! However both them settings are quite subtle! And I frequently switch clarity off to stop the delaying! Let me know how it goes!

[@TheCogitech]

@@Goughie :) Thanks! Will do.Have a new lens to play with as well, so it'll be a nice long weekend. Enjoy yours!

[@selle2545]

Beautiful! I'm going to try this out today 🙂 Thank you!

[@jorghahn2903]

Finally a video which also explains the why of each setting... 👏👏👏

[@Goughie]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@jorghahn2903]

@@Goughie Definitely!

[@wendallstro]

Love your videos man. You do a great job

[@georgestiros4392]

THANK YOU great video. New to Fujifilm.......Very informative for a newbie

[@DZCL-photo]

Will definitly put this into my camera but probably leave the clarity off and reapply it afterwards on a per-case basis via RAW conversion. Thanks!

[@carliknopf3220]

How compatible is this recipe to older fuji cameras (specifically X-Trans Sensor II)? Do you have a similar recipe for the older sensor cameras? Thanks!

[@MichaelVincentMagic]

Excellent video. Very smart thinking.

[@javierRcastro]

This was awesome. You taught me what each setting tweak does in a very informative way. Thank you! What camera body did you use for these photo samples?

[@Goughie]

Glad you enjoyed it! A mixture of X100V and XH2S

[@juancarlosguzman2827]

Thank you for sharing very helpful

[@domenicobardari8032]

Beautiful Menaggio !!!😍

[@Goughie]

It’s stunning there!

[@rogerwalton8160]

A very useful video - thank you. Good to see shots of my home (York).

[@Goughie]

Love York! Such a lovely place!

[@aliboty]

I use a very similar recipe. Only differences are: WB Shift +4R -5B, Color -1 (preference), and Shadows stay at 0. Also, I overexpose by 1/3. I have an older Fuji (X100S) so I don't have all your settings but the results are similar.

[@Goughie]

Sounds good to me!

[@francovalgoi5915]

wonderful video , the best on Fujifilm recipes

[@maartenph0tomic]

Looks great! Do you think this will work on the X100F, without the color chrome effect and clarity options?

[@Goughie]

I’ve not tried! I think if I switched them off then it wouldn’t be as good but still a good base!!

[@janpasilan23]

What a gem of a video!

[@Goughie]

Thank you!

[@jacobh5817]

Astia is indeed often overlooked as a simulation of choice. Funny thing though: I’ve used Astia for a while in the days of film and the simulation doesn’t look like the original at all 😂.

[@Goughie]

Being new to film in the last few years I’ve not been able to try it!

[@jacobh5817]

@@Goughie haha…indeed. I believe Fuji stopped making Astia over a decade ago. You can only buy expired Astia film nowadays, which will probably look very different by now. Back then we used Astia for a while for dreamy fashion or beauty work until we switched to Kodak Portra, which had less sample variations.