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How to save a recipe
Grab the settings card you downloaded, pick your camera, and work top to bottom - each row here matches a row on the card, and the menu labels match the official manual for your body. Skip any row your card doesn't list. Check steps off as you go; the whole thing is two minutes, once, and then the look lives on your mode dial.
On a recipe page instead? Its own "Set this on your camera" walkthrough is this same checklist with the numbers already filled in.
Your camera
Fill the values from
0/29
1 · Exposure
2 · Image Control
3 · Filter Effect (B&W recipes)
4 · White Balance
5 · D-Range Correction
6 · Anything else on the card
7 · Save to U1 / U2 / U3
- The GR IV groups settings into icon tabs with named pages - Image Control lives on the Image Process Settings page (the still-image/camera tab).
- Two ways to save: Assign User Mode Dial (straight to a U slot) or Save User Mode Box → Load User Mode Box (a named library of up to 6).
- The GR IV HDF swaps the built-in ND filter for a Highlight Diffusion Filter.
Prefer to watch?
- GR IIIHow to Save Recipes on Ricoh GR III in 3 minutes - Norf Visual
- GR IVRicoh GR IV Recipe Guide - I Am a Camera (jumps to saving user boxes)
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