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ACROS (Fujifilm)

Black and white film simulation mode in Fujifilm cameras. It’s designed to give richer, more intense tonal rendition than the regular monochrome film simulation. It's effective enough, but most photographers would do this in software rather than in-camera.

Picture styles and film simulation with digital cameras

May 30, 2020 by Life after Photoshop

Digital cameras typically offer a range of ‘picture styles’ to suit different subjects or different tastes in color rendition. Canon calls these Picture Styles, Nikon calls them Picture Controls and other camera makers have their own names.

Filed Under: Editing A-Z, Featured, GeneralTagged With: ACROS (Fujifilm), Analog, Black and white, Film simulation, Grain, JPEG vs RAW, LUTs, Picture control/style, Profiles, Velvia

Capture One 12 Fujifilm Film Simulations: how they work

December 3, 2018 by Rod Lawton

Is Capture One now the best RAW converter of all for Fujifilm owners? Phase One has added support for the Fujifilm GFX, launched a new, free Capture One Express Fujifilm app, and Capture One 12 now adds Fujifilm Film Simulation modes.

Filed Under: Capture One, TutorialsTagged With: ACROS (Fujifilm), Analog, Film simulation

6 tips for getting an authentic analog film effect

November 29, 2016 by Rod Lawton

Modern cameras can reproduce the world with utter, clinical accuracy. The trouble is, it turns out that’s not what we wanted after all. A lot of the time, what we actually want is the faded, distressed, imperfect look of analog photography. So here are six top tips for getting that analog film effect ‘look’ with […]

Filed Under: Featured, General, Listicles, Nik Collection, TutorialsTagged With: ACROS (Fujifilm), Analog, Analog Efex Pro (Nik Collection), Bokeh, Borders and frames, Corner shading, Film simulation, Grain, Textures, Vignette

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