![A viewpoint at Greek island, Symi](/content/images/size/w1000/2023/04/Mitchel-Lensink_220929_Greece-Rhodes_Unedited_013-1.jpg)
I use my CC recipe about 80 percent of the time. Maybe even 90 percent. That film sim can, in my opinion, be used for everything.
Essays![A colored gradient sky with wooden poles in front, shot on the Fujifilm X100V](/content/images/size/w1000/2023/02/Mitchel-Lensink_X100V_220702_Ontluiking-DTRH_010.jpg)
I can imagine people going through similar phases as I have when looking for a camera like the X100V. Hopefully, my experience and work with it can provide some perspective for new buyers.
Essays![A phone booth in Greece, photographed with my CC film simulation recipe](/content/images/size/w1000/2023/02/Mitchel-Lensink_CC_Unedited_220926_Greece-Rhodes_003.jpg)
I think we can all agree that Fujifilm's film simulations are amazing. That's why I have created six film simulation recipes that have been living on both my Fujifilm X100V and X-Pro3 for the better part of a year now.
Essays256 | How I set up my Fujifilm film simulations
I only use two film simulations on my Fujifilm cameras: Classic Chrome and Acros+R for color and black & white shots respectively. I use heavily modified variations of Fuji X Weekly recipes for both.
Monologue234 | There’s only one thing wrong with the Fujifilm XF10
Don’t get me wrong, I love all Fujifilm cameras equally. In fact, I love all of them so much that I even went as far as purchasing the most hated Fujifilm camera out there: the XF10.
Monologue