Welcome to One Camera One Lens’ Fujifilm X Film Simulations pages. You will find a large selection of film simulations for X-Trans sensors on this section along with a link to the ultimate resource to LUT’s, Haldcluts and much more! If you’re a Fujifilm fan, join our new community on Facebook now for much more!
For those who need to know what goes into making a film simulation, please visit this link and see the hard work we do. For those who need help installing the film simulations onto your camera, I have written this easy guide to help you on your way. For those who need help installing the film simulations onto your camera, I have written this easy guide to help you on your way.
(These work on X-Trans III and IV sensors)
You will find a large selection of film simulations in the X-Trans III section, all designed to be either replicating a film stock, or to give you a unique photographing experience. You can use these simulations on all Fujifilm camera’s with little adapting. These MGA film simulations are:
(These only work on X-Trans IV sensors)
This is the newest section and we currently offer many film simulations for the X-Trans IV sensor. These settings can be used in other cameras with different sensors, but may give different results.
For an index of all the best places to visit for recipes, please click on this link
Examples of my recipes that have had YouTube videos made about them.
Please bookmark this page and call back on a regular basis. Please feel free to share the page and the website. Please mention “MGA” if you share the settings and please mention OneCameraOneLens. If you would like to contribute, please contact me!
All film simulation recipes are copyright Mark G Adams, and can be used by anyone.
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Excellent recipes, I love specially the M10 Mono! Thanks, Mark!
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Thank you very much, that means a lot and is appreciated.
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Gonna try MGA Kodak ColorPlus 200 on my trip to Italy tomorrow 🙂 thank you for sharing those, and please share more, they look great! So good work you’ve done!!
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Thank you. Enjoy your trip!
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Brilliant just got my Fujifilm XT30 any tips. I am looking at the 18-55 or 35mm 1.4.
Ron
Love your site
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The 18-55mm is a great lens, and as much as I endorse prime lenses, I always think you should have a zoom lens as your first lens to make sure you have all angles covered. Depending on your photography I would suggest a 23mm F/1.4 or 33/35mm F/1.4. I prefer 23mm as it’s equivalent focal length is that of a 35mm full frame, which I just find perfect for everyday use. Thank you for enjoying the site, loads more to come!
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Thanks for your advice i have just started a month ago doing my log. Look forward to your site info
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Nice simulations, but would like to see more pictures with the simulations to get a better idea how it looks.
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I’ve gone with the sliding comparisons as that’s what people have asked for and you can see how it affects the basic simulation it’s based on, but I am going to be separating the mono from the colour, so this will be a possibility. Thanks!
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The sliding is great. But instead of just pictures of a flower also a city scene or landscape would be nice.
Nevertheless I will try them out. Also followed you on Instagram. Great work
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Yes, my test pictures are usually a combination of those things. Really days yet but I’m site update will introduce your suggestions! Thanks.
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Cant wait to try them on my fuji. Thank you for sharing all of these, so nice of you. Appreciate your efforts.
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I hope you enjoy them!
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Hi Mark!
You make great recipes!
But I would like to see something new based on the Classic Negative profile.
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There’s s whole new page of new film simulations coming very soon! I’m just building up some images slowly for testing as we are on lockdown a minute. Thanks.
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