Jpeg-only week two with Kodak E100SW film simulation
I'm in to my second week of shooting on Jpeg-only using film simulations SOOC (straight out of camera), and so far, so good. This week it was the turn of the film simulation that I have programmed into the prime slot (C1) on my Fujifilm X-E2. What's the recipe that deserves this prime location? None other than Kodak Ektachrome E100SW. To be honest, it's not a film stock I've actually shot a lot of, since processing slide film here in New Zealand is a costly business. I've basically chosen it because I liked the look of the images that accompanied this recipe on Richie Roesch's Fuji X Weekly site. Tiphead Sunset, Cobden. f/8 @ 1/250th, ISO 400. Ektachrome E100SW film simulation For my 'main' recipe, I wanted something that had some vibrancy, but not as intense as the Velvia recipe. On Kodak's own technical data sheet it describes E100SW as "producing warm, saturated colors (the SW stands for saturated warm)" . They also claim it is "w...