Kodak Tri-X 400
By Anders Lindborg; X100V adaptation by Ritchie Roesch
Camera settings
- 0
- Highlights
- +3
- Shadows
- +1
- Sharpness
- -4
- Noise reduction
- +4
- Clarity
- Grain
- Strong / Large
- Color Chrome
- Strong
- Color Chrome FX Blue
- Off
- ISO
- ISO 1600 - 12800
- Exposure compensation
- +1/3 to +1 EV
Start here. Adjust exposure for the light in front of you.
Version 1
Subject suggestions & evidence
Subjects are non-exclusive ideas to try. An unlisted subject has not been substantiated in this review; it is not unsuitable.
Portraits & people · SOOC suggestion from source examples
People are the main subjects in the linked example; this is a creative portrait suggestion, not a promise of neutral skin tones in every light. Source ↗ · Example ↗
Street & city · SOOC suggestion from source examples
The linked example demonstrates this look in a street or built-environment scene. Source ↗ · Example ↗
Woodland · SOOC suggestion from source examples
The linked example demonstrates this look among trees or woodland. Source ↗ · Example ↗
Portraits & people · Published recommendation
Included by Fuji X Weekly in its portrait-and-people recommendations following a reader poll (November 2024); the article links this exact recipe version. Source ↗
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Shooting notes & source
X100V mid-contrast adaptation. Acros filter choices Y, R and G are optional. The source also describes low/high-contrast variants and the original X-T3/X-T30 setup. ISO guidance: ISO 1600 - 12800. Exposure guidance: +1/3 to +1 EV. Sample photographs and further guidance are available at the original source.
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