5 Tips For Great Portraits with Fujifilm’s Acros Simulation

One of the hallmarks of the Fujifilm digital camera system these days is their incredible film simulation profiles which not only produce beautiful colors and gorgeous black and whites, but also an incredibly real-looking and organic grain.

One of the simulations available on the latest generation of the X-Series cameras, namely the X-Pro 2 and X-T2, is the Acros film simulation. Unlike the monochrome black and white setting, the Acros simulation offers a slightly more subdued look right out of the box--a look that in this writer's opinion feels a little more filmic than the standard monochrome black and white. .

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2016-12-30 17:49

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