I created it by matching the look by hand, and so it’s not 100% accurate. This is not perfect by any means (there’s a little too much blue in my version).
So, using the results I was getting with Classic Negative and X-T3 images, I created a Style that matched Classic Negative as best as I could, but using Classic Chrome as a base, and saved it so it could be used on older cameras. Unfortunately though, this only works with the X-T3 and X-T30, and not older cameras like the X-T2 and X-Pro 2 and so on. Classic Negative Style for 24mp Fuji Cameras Now, I don’t have any of the new generation Fuji cameras, so I can’t tell how accurate the Capture One version is, but it seems to match what I’m seeing from people sharing their X-Pro3 shots taken with Classic Negative. From the Curve pop-up menu select “Classic Negative”.With your RAW file selected, go to the Colour Tool Tab in Capture One.If you have a 26mp Fuji camera, specifically the X-T3 and X-T30, and you use Capture One to process your RAW files, then using classic negative is quite easy.
But, what about users of older cameras, and what about the even newer Eterna Bleached Bypass that comes with the X-T4? Well, read on for more… Selecting Classic Negative for 26mp Fuji Cameras
If you shoot RAW and use Capture One, it will actually let you select Classic Negative as one of the options. Well, there actually is a way to get Classic negative if you own any of the 26mp generation cameras - specifically the X-T3 and X-T30. Some had hoped that this might also be added to the X-T3 and X-T30 cameras via a firmware update, but it never happened (at least, not yet). When Fuji launched the X-Pro3 they added a new film simulation to the camera: Classic Negative.
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