In this video I’m sharing a set of photos I shot over the past week on my Fujifilm X100V using the Portra 160 film simulation recipe from Fuji X Weekly (linked below and shown at the end). I wanted to see how it held up in real life, so I grabbed a mix of daytime and nighttime samples—starting with a quick photo walk at a nearby park with my brother Kenny, then later heading to a new shopping center with Erin for drinks and more street-style shots. What I love about this Portra 160 look is how natural it feels compared to some of the other Portra-style recipes. In my opinion it’s the most “true to life” of the Portra recipes from Fuji X Weekly, and it ends up being a really solid all-around option when you want a clean, easy color palette. For these images I overexposed by about one stop, and I also used a 1/4 Black Pro-Mist filter to get that lighter, softer vibe. Quick note: I accidentally shot this with Auto WB even though the recipe calls for Daylight WB—so if you want to match my exact results, try Auto WB with +4 Red and -4 Blue.