Using vintage glass on the Fujifilm GFX cameras saves you a lot of money, gives you some character in your images that the near perfect Fujifilm lenses don’t have, and you get the enjoyment of using your hands and eye to get focus, and dial in the exposure you want.
In this video, I use an SMC Pentax-A 50mm 1.7 vintage lens on my Fujifilm GFX 50R, and dial in two very different film sims, one very colourful, and one very noir black and white. Both recipes are below if you want to try them out in your Fujifilm cameras.
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Recipes:

Summer
Film Sim - Classic Chrome
Grain Effect - Off
Colour Chrome Effect - Strong
Colour Chrome FX Blue - Off
White Balance - 7100K
Dynamic Range - 400
D Range P{priority - Off
Tone Curve - H-2 S-2
Colour +4
Sharpness - 0
Noise Reduction - -4
Clarity - -5

Black and White Street
Film Sim - Acros Red
Monochromatic Colour - WC 0 MG 0
Grain Effect - Small Weak
Colour Chrome Effect - Weak
Colour Chrome FX Blue - Off
White Balance - Auto
Dynamic Range - 100
D Range Priority - Off
Tone Curve - H -1 S -1
Sharpness - +1
Noise Reduction - 0
Clarity - 0

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