My Favourite Fujifilm Black & White Settings & Recipes

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Written By Kevin Mullins
Black and White Fuji Settings

Fujifilm Black & White Settings & Recipes - The Video Overview

I review some of my favourite Black and White Fujifilm JPEG Settings and Recipes in the video below. I also explain how to set them up in your camera and how to use X-Raw Studio.

I won’t go into too much depth in this blog post except to advise you to watch the video.

All the recipes are explained more in their dedicated blog posts which I’ve listed below for your convenience.

Fujifilm JPEG Recipes

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Film Recipe - Cysgod (Acros+R)
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Film Recipe - Cysgod (Acros+R)
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A moody, high-contrast monochrome Fujifilm recipe designed for dramatic light and deep shadows. Cysgod is the Welsh word for “shadow” — and that’s exactly what this recipe plays with. Built for street shooters and storytellers who want punchy black and white straight out of camera.

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7 Brand New Fujifilm JPEG Settings
Fujifilm Recipes, How To, Editing
7 Brand New Fujifilm JPEG Settings
Fujifilm Recipes, How To, Editing

7 Brand New JPEG Recipes for your Fujifilm Cameras.

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Film Recipe - Lighthouse (Acros+R)
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Film Recipe - Lighthouse (Acros+R)
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The Lighthouse recipe is inspired by the cinematic aesthetics of film noir, particularly influenced by the visually striking film "The Lighthouse". This black-and-white recipe is designed to create high-contrast, dramatic images with a gritty, timeless feel.

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Film Recipe - Pure Grit (Acros+Ye)
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Film Recipe - Pure Grit (Acros+Ye)
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The Pure Grit recipe is designed to give a gritty, analog film look, perfect for creating raw and intense black-and-white images. This recipe enhances textures and contrasts to deliver a powerful visual punch reminiscent of classic film photography.

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Film Recipe - Modern Movies (Classic Chrome)
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Film Recipe - Modern Movies (Classic Chrome)
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Emulate contemporary digital cinema's sleek, vibrant aesthetic with this Fujifilm JPEG Recipe based on Classic Chrome.

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Film Recipe - Documentary Monochrome (Acros+Ye)
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Film Recipe - Documentary Monochrome (Acros+Ye)
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The Documentary Monochrome (Acros+Ye) recipe is tailored for photojournalists and storytellers who prefer black and white photography. This recipe enhances contrasts and textures to create authentic, compelling monochrome images that capture the essence of real-life moments.

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Film Recipe - Documentary Colour (Classic Chrome)
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Film Recipe - Documentary Colour (Classic Chrome)
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The Documentary Colour (Classic Chrome) Fujifilm JPEG recipe is tailored for photojournalists and storytellers, enhancing the natural, subdued tones and textures in your images.

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Film Recipe - Cinematic Monochrome (Mono+Ye)
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Film Recipe - Cinematic Monochrome (Mono+Ye)
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Give your Fujifilm photographs an evocative and dramatic, timeless feel of classic cinema with my Cinematic Monochrome (Mono-Ye) JPEG Recipe.

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Film Recipe - Cinematic Colour (Classic Neg)
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Film Recipe - Cinematic Colour (Classic Neg)
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Give your Fujifilm photographs a Cinematic Look with my Cinematic Colour (Classic Neg) film simulation recipe, tailored explicitly for Fujifilm's X-Trans sensor cameras.

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Kevin Mullins

Kevin is a documentary photographer and educator with over 800 weddings behind him, well over 1,000 students taught and a passion for honest, story-led photography.

He was the first Fujifilm ambassador for Wedding Photography, a lover of street photography, and co-host of The FujiCast photography podcast. Through workshops, online courses, and one-to-one mentoring, Kevin now helps photographers develop their own style—without chasing trends.

You’ll find him sharing work and thoughts on Instagram and YouTube, and—occasionally—behind a microphone as a part-time radio DJ. He lives in the Cotswolds, where he is a Black-Belt in Judo and British Judo Coach.

https://www.kevinmullinsphotography.co.uk
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