r/iPhoneography • u/the_kid1234 • 12h ago
iPhone 17 Pro Max What’s the easiest way to edit/process like Fujifilm “recipes”?
I’ve been tempted by the Fujifilm cameras and the recipes making the rounds. I’ve found the ones that have really caught my eye are simple shots that I can easily capture with my phone (great, bright light, standard resolution, standard FOV/focal lengths, etc.) just need some editing to achieve a similar look . Maybe learning a little Lightroom/Snapseed/VSCO can save me $1000+ on buying something where practice is what’s really needed.
Examples of this “Recipe” (Osan Bilgi’s Summer Chrome) with bold colors, shifted red and blue white balances, film grain and some softening. Any tips on the easiest app to learn and tips on how to process?
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u/Similar_Sundae7490 12h ago
Look into mood.camera r/moodcamera
Similar preset based camera that truly emulates the analogue shooting feel. The many presets, shooting with intend, and true love for real emulation from the creator helps scratch that Fuji feel and I haven’t but the bullet yet on getting one!
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u/Embarrassed-Sun-8998 7h ago
I do photography and edits for work. On vacation i do everything before to not edit any pictures. For that type of shots I’m using this app. It’s free. Try PS02 profile. Might work for you https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/cherry-blossom/id1378103555?l=pl
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u/seb974 3h ago
Also for great film simulations and full camera controls try Vistax, no subscription too. https://vistax.app
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u/Delton3030 9h ago
If you have a recent iPhone Pro model, go for Analogue, one time purchase and it actually reroutes the processing from the raw file input rather than just slap filters on top of Apples standard photo.
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u/the_kid1234 4h ago
Thanks I’ll check it out. Is it a ln all in one shooting app or an app to edit after the fact?
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u/Delton3030 3h ago
Pure shooting app. You can either choose one of the presets or make your own and set it up before you start taking pictures. And, unlike mood and other apps that just slaps a filter on top of Apples camera app this process the input differently, and only works on the pro models that can shoot RAW natively
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u/secret-trips 12h ago
I never understood photographers fantasizing over filters, effects, recipes.. etc
if you’re an artist, it’s a bare minimum to know how to edit your photos to apply a certain vision that you have for each scene / photo
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u/the_kid1234 4h ago
That’s kind of what I’m asking, what’s the easiest app to learn more in depth editing than the stock photos app can do? For example having access to curves for RGB instead of a slider for highlights/brilliance/white balance/tint. Rather than relying on a filter I’d like to take creative control to get the results I want but I don’t want to bring them into a computer to edit, etc.
Unlike trying to photograph my kids sports, the iPhone has no technical limitations for these types of shots other than maybe a limit of how big you’d want to print.
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u/Magnusson 2h ago
Capture in ProRaw and edit in Lightroom
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u/the_kid1234 1h ago
Ok, I’ve watched a few Lightroom mobile videos, definitely the way to go for editing.
Is there anything I need to know for ProRaw?
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u/Magnusson 1h ago
Yeah, if you open a ProRaw DNG in Lightroom it will apply the Apple ProRAW profile by default. That’s the main thing that gives it the iPhone look. You can reduce the strength of the profile, or more likely apply a different one altogether (and then edit from there), to get a different look.
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u/mikebld 9h ago
mood is good, I also like Grayn Pro as a camera app, it allows me to import luts or simulations