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puzyrki · 12 days

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#fuji eterna 250d #film #плёнка #zenit et #зенит ет #плёночная фотография #film photography #expired

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foundfilmphoto · 3 months

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tofuist · 8 months

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Summer Kyoto by Steven Tanno Via Flickr: Leica M6 Summilux 35/1.4 Pre-A FUJI Eterna250D

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ultralowoxygen · 1 year

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2022.0625_鎌倉 by Steven Tanno Via Flickr: Leica M3 Summicron 35mm f/2 V1 FUJI Eterna 250D

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tr3x33 · 10 months

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Film: Fuji Eterna 250D (expired) Camera: Olympus OM-10 Lens: F.Zuiko 1:1.8 f=50mm Saint-Petersburg, June 2022

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florjelen · 4 months

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Rincones de Waiheke y un Fuji eterna vivid 250D

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capturingtime · 10 months

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Untitled by Denis tr3x via Flickr: Film: Fuji Eterna 250D (expired) Camera: Olympus OM-10 Lens: F.Zuiko 1:1.8 f=50mm Saint-Petersburg, June 2022

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edmturnmeon · 2 years

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Vision Obscura - Kodak Vision3 250D Fuji Recipe

Vision ObscurɅ Kodak Vision3 250D Fuji Recipe

Fujifilm X-Trans IV Motion Picture Film Recipe - Version I

Mood: Warm, Modern Classic, Urban, Cityscapes Obscura sounds like dark magic used by Doctor Strange or a mysterious movie title name but it is actually one of my latest Fujifilm film simulation recipes which are named 'Vision Obscura'. This recipe is inspired by the 35mm motion picture film, Kodak Vision3 250D and can be used for streets including travel, cityscapes and street photography. I'm sure you might find a lot of interesting and weird film simulation recipes here on this blog with different tones compared to other sites.The name Obscura used for this recipe came from the camera obscura, which is a type of camera that uses a hole in the wall to project an image onto a screen. This type of the camera was first invented in the 16th century and has been used for photography ever since. Camera obscura photos are often considered to be some of the best because they capture the true depth and perspective of an image.

What Is Vision Obscura Film Recipe All About?

Vision Obscura is inspired by the Kodak Vision3 250D / Eastman 5207 and uses the Classic Chrome film simulation to simulate the motion picture film stock. Honestly speaking, it is not possible to mimic a film stock with 100% accuracy. This film recipe is created and took hours of work to fine-tune based on the sample photos. This film recipe uses the custom Kelvin white balance to add some warm tone similar to the motion picture film stock and blends with a slight blue and green white balance shift.I get some feedback and requests from Fujifilm shooters who have tried out a few of the Fujifilm SOOC recipes but some might not have the latest film simulations such as the 'Classic Negative' or 'Eterna Bleach Bypass' on older Fujifilm X Series cameras. So, I've decided to create Classic Chrome film simulation recipes instead.

* The Best Way To Shoot With Vision Obscura

It is recommended to shoot during the daytime as if you are travelling, doing street photography in bright sunlight to get the tone out of this film recipe. This film recipe works for Fujifilm X-Trans 4 sensor cameras including the X-T4, X-T30II, X-T30, X-E4, X-S10, and X-Pro3 just to name a few. For older Fujifilm X-Trans III sensor cameras, you can still try and use this recipe to see what it looks like.It is optional to use a diffusion filter to add a more film-look effect and glows to the highlights, you can kickstart with a lower density diffusion filter and see how it will look. This recipe is ideal for shooting under harsh sunlight or shooting light & shadow to obtain a lively colour tone or colour "pop," based on test shots and feedback from one of my friends.

Final Thoughts

This will be the first version of Vision Obscura and there will be different versions of Obscura recipes released in the future. I guess you will love and enjoy shooting with Vision Obscura. Based on the name itself, you might find it more enjoyable when shooting by looking at the viewfinder. This film recipe is tested with different Fujifilm cameras, thanks to the contributions of a few Fujifilm shooters who are interested to try out the recipe beforehand.Hopefully, this Vision Obscura can be your one of your weekly recipes when you're out on the weekends for a nice stroll around the city while travelling or shooting street photography.I would like to thank Alvin Herp from Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam who has been contributing the photos and trying out this film recipe. Alvin has submitted a few Vision Obscura sample photos which were shot using the Fujifilm X-100V with Cinebloom 10% density diffusion filter.You can check out their featured sample photos along with individual Instagram links to view more of their photography work below.

Vision Obscura Custom Settings

Film Simulation Classic Chrome Highlight +1 Shadow +3 Color +2 Sharpness -2 Noise Reduction -4 Grain Effect / Grain Size Strong / Large Color Chrome Effect / FX Blue Strong / Strong White Balance 6100K, -R2 +B5 Exposure Compensation -1/3 to +1/3 ISO Auto ISO 6400 Clarity 0 Dynamic Range Auto

Featured Sample Photos

Fujifilm X-100V Alvin Herp from Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam - vhu.alvinherp

Fujifilm X-100V, Ho Chi Minh, 2022 by Alvin Herp

Fujifilm X-100V, Ho Chi Minh, 2022 by Alvin Herp Fujifilm X-T4

Fujifilm X-T4, Kuala Lumpur 2022

Fujifilm X-T4, Kuala Lumpur, 2022 by Ivan Cheam

Looking for more Fujifilm SOOC Recipes?

Select a Fujifilm recipe Boudoir Chrome Classy Glow Cine 2046 Cine Matte Cira 800 Film Dark Diary Dark Matter Downtown Bloom Fujicolor C200 Expired Film Kodachrome 64 Kodak Portra 400 Film LomoChrome Metropolis Film Natura Classic Noir Bloom Nomadic Mood One for the Road Summer Wanderer Tokyo Dream True Chroma Urban Dream

FAQs

What Is So Special About Vision Obscura Recipe? The Vision Obscura film simulation recipe is a created and fine-tuned to achieve daylight tone of the Kodak Vision3 250D for street photography, cityscapes and urban street photography Can I Use It For Low Light Shoot? This recipe is fine-tuned for daylight use and is not meant to not work for night shots, you can use try out some low light film simulation recipes that yield great results. Do I Need To Use Any Lens Filters? Yes, it’s optional and you can use a diffusion filter to add the dreamy effects or any of your favorite lens FX filters. It is alright if you don’t use one for this recipe. Should I Shoot Overexposed or Underexposed? It is all up to you. The Vision Obscura film recipe will look great when shoot in properly exposed condition, meanwhile you can shoot overexpose or underexpose to get the different results. Feel free explore your creativity.

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adamdow95 · 2 years

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Graded Unit: Fashion Location Shoot #4

My second studio Clean White portrait and all-together fourth shoot for my Personal Project. I found a printmaking student, Rebecca Kelly who kindly volunteered her time to pose in a series of Clean White shots.

I used Adobe Bride software to optimize the portraits and several brush adjustments to make the background as clean and clear white as possible.

I also used Photoshop to crop the images and add extra width to them with the Triangle cropping tool. I applied a colour lock-up layer mask to the final portraits; Fuji ETERNA 250D Kodak 2395, with a Soft Light blending mode with an 80% fill.

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