Classic Retro
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Recipe settings

Basic
Name Classic Retro
Film Simulation Classic Negative
Grain
Grain Roughness Strong
Grain Size Small
White Balance
White Balance Daylight
R Red 0
B Blue -3
Camera
Sensors
X-Trans IV X-Trans V
Bodies
X-E4 X-E5 X-H2 X-H2S X-M5 X-Pro3 X-S10 X-S20 X-T3 X-T30 X-T30 II X-T30 III X-T4 X-T5 X-T50 X100V X100VI
Dynamic Range
Dynamic Range DR400
D-Range Priority Off
Color Chrome
Color Chrome Effect Strong
Color Chrome FX Blue Strong
Tone & Color
Highlight +4
Shadow -2
Color -1
Detail
Sharpness -2
High ISO NR -4
Clarity +2

Description

The trick with the Classic Retro Recipe is underexposure. It’s very easy to clip the highlights (which you want to avoid doing), but aside from that, the underexposure is an important part of the aesthetic. For most pictures, you should be in the negative territory on the Exposure Compensation Dial

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