Kodak Print
by Ritchie Roesch · ricohrecipes.com
View original postThe 90s one-hour-photo print: Negative Film with strong contrast, rolled highlights, +4 lifted shadows and a daylight-fluorescent base pulled slightly blue. Made for nostalgia in full daylight.
- White Balance
- Fluorescent (Daylight) B4 G1
- Highlight DR
- On
- Shadow DR
- Medium
- Peripheral Illum.
- On
- Noise Reduction
- Off
- ISO
- ISO Auto up to 6400
The ISO here is the author's suggested Auto-ISO ceiling - noise at high ISO reads as film grain, so it's part of the look, not just exposure.
From the creator
Ritchie suggests exposure compensation between -2/3 and 0.
Camera compatibility
Originally created for the GR III - popular on the GR IV too. Every value dials straight in; the presets and settings are identical across bodies. The GR IV's newer sensor renders a touch warmer and brighter, so treat this as a starting point, not a guaranteed match; if it looks too warm, a small white-balance nudge toward blue brings it closer.
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