In this video I’m sharing a set of photos I shot on my Fujifilm X100V using the Fujicolor Pro 400H film simulation recipe from Fuji X Weekly (I linked the exact recipe down in the description so you can try it too). My brother Kenny and I headed to the farmer’s market, and I brought the camera along specifically to see how this recipe would handle a real-world photo walk. One of the big reasons I wanted to test it that day is because it was overcast, and I haven’t used Classic Negative much. It felt like the perfect time to finally give it a proper run. What stood out to me right away is how the reds and greens render—especially in that flat, cloudy light. The colors just pop in a way that made the whole scene feel more alive, and it’s a really fun look if you want punchy color without feeling overly digital. If you’ve got other Fujifilm recipes you think I should try next, I’d love to hear your recommendations.