Dustrose: A Fujifilm X100V Film Recipe (In-Camera JPEG + Lightroom/RAW Guide)




Dustrose: a dusty, matte street look
Based on a Bangkok street scene: a towering hand-painted mural on a weathered corner, a teal scooter on dusty asphalt, tangled overhead wires and a flat overcast sky. The grade is matte and slightly bruised, with maroon-leaning shadows, desaturated teal-grey mid-tones, a pale muted sky, and just enough colour left to make painted surfaces pop.
Fujifilm X100V Film Recipe
Film Simulation: Classic Negative
Dynamic Range: DR200
Highlight Tone: -1, Shadow Tone: +1
Color: +1
Sharpness: 0, Clarity: -1
Noise Reduction: -3
Grain Effect: Weak, Small
Color Chrome Effect: Strong, Color Chrome FX Blue: Weak
White Balance: Cloudy, R +3, B -2
ISO: Auto (up to 6400)
Exposure Compensation: -1/3 to -2/3
Lightroom / RAW Settings
Profile: Adobe Color
Exposure -0.10, Contrast +14, Highlights -35, Shadows +10, Whites -8, Blacks +6
Temperature: as shot, Tint +9
Vibrance -8, Saturation -6, Clarity +6, Dehaze +4, Vignette -14
Tone Curve
Lifted blacks with gently rolled whites: (0,8), (32,32), (64,60), (128,128), (192,196), (224,226), (255,250).
HSL / Color Mixer
Red: hue -5, saturation +5
Orange: saturation -5
Yellow: hue -5, saturation -15
Green: hue +15, saturation -30, luminance -10
Aqua: hue -10, saturation +5
Blue: saturation -25
Magenta: saturation +8, luminance -5
Split Toning
Highlights: hue 40, saturation 10 (dusty cream)
Shadows: hue 345, saturation 18 (maroon)
Balance: -10
Detail and Calibration
Sharpening: Amount 30, Radius 1.0, Detail 25, Masking 15
Noise Reduction: Luminance 15, Detail 50, Color 20
Red primary hue +6; Blue primary hue -8, saturation -8
These settings are a starting point; adjust white balance and exposure to taste.





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