Are the Fuji Film Simulations ACTUALLY Usable?
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- Discover the truth about Fuji Film Simulations! 📸 Can you rely on straight-from-camera JPEGs? Join me as we explore the nuances of Fuji's renowned film simulations and their impact on your photography workflow. #fujifilm #filmsimulation #streetphotography #camerareview #x100vi
Shooting RAW, if you press "OK" for certain photo, you can generate more JPEGs with different Film Simulations (literally, 3 seconds job). Also, you can do a bracket to generate 3 different JPEGs automatically. These Fujifilm cameras have an in-camera photo editor, such a powerful tool and I don't see people talking about that. Just in case someone is not aware...
Honestly I didn’t know you could generate more Jpegs in the camera. That’s a clever idea!
Hi, The owners of this APN forget that it is an expert camera, I myself did not know this functionality. Thank you for this clarification which makes all the difference.
You should get the wide angle adapter for your X100Vi, specially when shooting architecture + street, really amazing, and yes, I prefer Acros Y (the pictures you took)
Yea it would be interesting to test out 😁
It's a bit older camera but I still have a big smile on my face using my Olympus Pen F. You can adjust so many things in it that you hardly have to do any post-processing. Yes, it takes a 'lot of time' but that's part of the fun. So I call it my Zen F
Enjoy your camera
That’s sounds like a really fun way to photograph 😁
I shoot JPG and raw when using the film simulations. The film sims usually go on my socials. Then, I like to play with the raw, fine-tune it, and stick it on my website.
Interesting concept. I even find myself using the Instagram filters for posting 😅
@@LucaCaptures hahah. Yeah I haven’t used the Instagram ones in a long time.
that looks so good!! Did you pre-order the camera in February?
Thank you! And yes I did, but in the end I got mine from a small local camera store.
@@LucaCaptures That's awesome! I've heard some people are STILL waiting on thier release day preorders and that's crazy to me lol
Glad you can skip the wait!!
Nice video! I have a Fuji camera on the way now and excited to test out these film simulations!
I am glad you enjoyed it 🤩
If you download the Fuji RAW app, shoot with both a film sim and RAW, you can then use the camera as a RAW management tool to test different sim looks and do post adjustments. Always a good back up strategy but large files.
As an old hand who used to use all the original film stocks from Fuji, the latest sims are pretty accurate. As the film sim mode, and the web site, tell you which is best for what, you can quickly learn the ideal sim.
Of course, as others pointed out, you can use the film sim bracketing within the camera, so say Velvia, Reala Ace and Acros.
After my first 1000 shots I favour Velvia for landscapes, Standard for cities and Reala Ace for a standard high quality look.
I love the short descriptions for every simulation as well!
Just found your channel! I'm so happy to have another photography channel to follow, and especially one run by a female photographer! I'm rooting for you and hope you keep it up! Congratulations and I'm already following you.
Oh, editing JPEGs isn't a problem, since I prefer shooting on film. It's more about the process than the result.
I really appreciate the nice comment :) and I definitely agree that the process is the fun in photography 😁
I had to give your channel a follow for effort! Ive had the xt2,xt3 and getting the xt5. Have had the 16mm, 18mm, 23mmWR, 50-140mm, and a bunch of non-fujifilm
Thank you! What is your favorite setup currently?
Acros + R is so good … that’s my default JPEG sim sometimes punched up with the highlights and shadows curve. I also capture the raw image just in case using X Raw Studio to edit on the rare occasion that the JPEG is not to my liking. 📷🙂
Yea I agree the Acros is really impressive!
Although I shoot in raw and jpeg just in case I need that latitude in editing (raw) The majority of photos are used as jpeg only. I may slightly edit the jpegs but I really don’t need the raws. Fuji has done a really good job of processing great out of camera photos.
They are indeed really impressive 😁
I only shoot JPEG with my xe2, raw with my xs10. I like the way the JPEGS come out, tbh
That’s interesting! And I do agree the JPEGS are impressive 😊
That point about forgetting about which sim u are on is soo true! Always happens to me 🥲
At least I am not alone 😂
Have you tried the high speed flash sync? It's the true photographers geek feature, I never shoot in raw with my Fuji's, I do use the film sim. bracketing ocasionally though, it's faster to delete than edit, which I'm tired of doing. I have the old x100S, still waiting for the VI, fun channel, I'm interested in seeing what you come up with.
Thank you 😊 I don’t own an external flash but maybe one day I get to try it! Sounds really cool though.
I shot a lot in raw and using the built-in raw converter until I knew which recipes I used the most to trust them. I still use raw for night views to set correctly the white balance, but by day I am happy to use my modified Ritchie's Ektar 100 recipe and, only at midday (harsh light here in the Peruvian highlands near the Equatorial line), I bracket the exposures to use the focus merge option in Affinity Photo to have a nice extended tonality without looking HDR and preserving the Fuji colors. Sounds cumbersome but I get the colors I want without raws, or RAFs.
Good point. Shooting jpg/heic will give you the original Fujifilm look. No layer between....RAW editors just interpretate the data, and this might be different than original Fujifilm.
I shoot HEIC/RAW.
That’s a good point to use raw at night to fix the white balance !
I set my white balance to 5500k, and shoot raw.
Good luck with the channel, first :) My goal with Fuji was to get a film simulation + IQ settings that didnt required major editing needs for my taste. Get something I dont want to edit because it is already perfect (for me) in the 99% of cases. And I got it. Now I’m in the same trip but with the Ricoh GR III HDF. Enjoy the way to get the look I want, in camera.
Thank you :) I totally agree that it saves allot of editing time!
I think so, that’s the main reason I picked up my x100vi
Why is there music playing that is louder than your talking volume?
Nice video, good job!
Thank you!
Please also try it short videos?Thank you👏
I will 😃
So happy to see another female street photographer! I was thinking of starting a channel myself just to have more women putting their content out there. What camera do you use to capture your fpv? I have an insta 360 go 3, but the footage is not is clean as yours.
Yes definitely go for it! I am using my IPhone 13 Pro for the pov. It’s ok stable, but I had to cut many parts out because when I am walking it can get quite shaky. I am thinking about getting the dji action 4 that is supposed to have great stabilizing
@@LucaCaptures do you wear your phone in a harness?
Hey great video. In my opinion film simulations are way too overrated by Fuji users. I still shoot RAW + JPEG with my XE4 because I can recover highlights and shadows. Knowing that I can get a better image I don’t see the sense of shooting only JPEG. That’s only a miss opportunity as you said in your video.
Thank you! , and yea I totally agree.
" I don’t see the sense of shooting only JPEG"
Because not everybody wants to post process. Not hard to figure out!
Wait, did Fuji remove the film simulation bracketing??
I haven’t tested it. But I think it should be possible
People wouldn't know because they do not have the camera on stock. Good thing influencers and content creators do.
I agree it’s really hard to get.. I was lucky enough to get mine from a small local camera store. But this was also the 5th store I called up. I do wish they would be more availability.
why would i need to simulate film characteristics at all?
when photpgraphy itself for ne already is challengeing and intsresting enough.
what am i missing?
In my opinion it’s not about complicating things, it’s about inspiring your photography.
Is it possible for you to show your settings in the next videos? I would find it interesting to see what exposure, aperture or ISO you had set. And whether ND filters on or off!? Thank you for your great videos, I really like to watch them! I like your style and the type of your videos.
Thank you so much! I will try to include more info about the settings in my next video 😊 it’s a great idea.
@@LucaCapturesIch danke dir ^^!
Why would you want to know the settings ?.
"Filmsimulation" paßt irgendwie nicht so richtig in meine derzeitige Lebensphase. 🤭🤷♂️
Smartphonefoto > im Normalfall Nachbearbeitung in der Galerie, um möglichst nah an die (empfundene) Realität zu kommen (Perspektive, Belichtungswerte, Farbe, Schärfe), wenn es mir auf feine Details in der Auflösung* ankommt auch mit Lightroom > abspeichern und verschicken > fertig
* Das kann auch für eine Postkarte oder ein Puzzlegeschenk sein.
Ja kann ich total nachvollziehen 😁. Manchmal ist das einfachste Setup dass beste.
@@LucaCaptures Und wir wollen die therapeutische Wirkung des Rausgehens, des Sehens und Beobachtens, des Arrangierens, des Betrachtens, der Bearbeitung und der Freude am Ergebnis nicht vernachlässigen. 😉
Manchmal sagt oder schreibt sogar jemand: "Tolles Foto! 😃👍".
Hab' bei Komoot einen Berliner entdeckt, der ähnlich drauf ist. 99,9% seiner Aufnahmen auf den Touren sind mit geradem Horizont und in der Perspektive korrigierten Hauswänden, dazu noch Kleinigkeiten in der Belichtung nachbearbeitet - die Mühe fällt auf, und das gefällt mir.
Zufällig haben wir auf unseren Touren fast die gleiche Hardware dabei: er S23 Ultra, ich S22 Ultra. 😂
Ja man kann erkennen wenn sich jemand Gedanken über ein Photo gemacht hat. 😁
@@LucaCaptures 😉👍
I love not editing , i do the same with my d850s
Yea editing can eat so much time 😅
No i dont have a computer ! Iv usrd film for years , i dont need to edit ,d850s habe an awesome set of in camera tools then theyre wi fi.d to my phone and done
There is really no film simulation either by Fuji or anyone else. These are just profiles with the word film attached to them. You want the proof then shoot the same film at the same settings at the same time and compare the results.
Actually that’s a good idea. Maybe I will try that sometime :)
Your comment is typical ignorance of what Fuji engineers do. With ACROS for example they produced an algorithm to re-create the original ACROS film grain, the texture changes as you go from light to dark areas. As ISO increases, the algorithm increases this pseudo-grain.
Fuji engineers used their decades long knowledge of their film stocks when developing the simulations, I am sure they know more than you do about Fuji film stock.
@@JackBurton-qp4hc Don't lecture me about what Fuji does or not. I couldn't care less. Over 50 years of photography has taught me how to make Tri X 400 almost grainless in development, or how to make Fuji Across or Delta 100 act like a grainy fast film. It's the developer, the developing technique, exposure at the time of making a photograph and the agitation pattern that make the film behave like a film, not a stupid flat profile based on the standard dev time with a standard developer. Any film particularly a black and white film has so many looks that it can be made to exhibit, that if Fuji wanted to emulate them all then they'd need another menu system. So please go and lecture someone else who is ignorant. I know perfectly well what the hell I am talking about.
@@lensman5762
"I know perfectly well what the hell I am talking about."
Except clearly you don't as you had no idea what the Fuji engineers did using their extensive knowledge of their own film stock.
Agreed on shooting RAW i addition. To me it looks like you overexposed and blew out most of your skies, both in the video and the photos.... Remember to expose for the highlights. Jpegs doesn't even come close to RAW when it comes to details in the sky.
Yea I am still working on getting the right camera settings. And I agree the RAW files can help allot to fix the exposure.