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Fujifilm X-E5 and Fujinon 33mm f/1.4 plus Copenhagen Negative Recipe

Fujikina Copenhagen was incredible! It was such an honor to have been invited. I had many wonderful discussions, and learned a lot. I’m still in Denmark, and I wasn’t intending to write about any of it until after I returned. I’ve shared a little on


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Let me apologize right off the start here. I made two significant mistakes when I published the eight Video Recipes last Saturday. Someone pointed it out to me this morning, and I fixed it right away. Somehow, other than the Film Simulation, I had mixed up the Chrome Colo...


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I’m thrilled to finally release an exciting project that has been in the works for over a year: Video Recipes for Fujifilm cameras! This has taken tremendous effort to complete. Even though there are significantly fewer settings available for video than for stills, I found...


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Any Fujifilm Recipe can be used for video, but there are some caveats. First, not all of the options that are available for still photography are available for video (and, to a much lesser degree, vice versa). Also, the various Film Simulations look very subtly divergent for video than stills, simply because the pipeline is different for color sampling, curves, sharp...


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Any Fujifilm Recipe can be used for video, but there are some caveats. First, not all of the options that are available for still photography are available for video (and, to a much lesser degree, vice versa). Also, the various Film Simulations look very subtly divergent for video than stills, simply because the pipeline is different for color sampling, curves, sharp...


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