FAQ

Why aren't my Lightroom profiles showing up?

You're probably checking the presets section. You should be able to see them in the profile section (where you find Adobe Color/Standard/Neutral and so on).

Why only Lightroom?

I'm working on adding support for:

  • DxO Photo Lab
  • ON1 Photo RAW
  • Affinity Photo 2
  • Luminar Neo
  • darktable
  • RawTherapee

And eventually Capture One.


If you have any other editors that you wish I'd support, let me know by sending an email to hello@fujify.me

Can I share profiles/LUTs with my colleagues or friends?

Every product is licensed to a single individual, and as such, redistribution, resale or sharing of said product, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited. 

It took a lot of time and research to create these products and they're sold at a fair price (fraction of the price of other similar products found elsewhere). Please be mindful of that and don't share this with anyone, but redirect them to this website if they want these products as well. Thank you!

What does an Individual pack contain?

Individual Fujify packs contain a single* film simulation, along with additional effects such as Color Chrome Effect (CCR) and Color Chrome FX Blue (CCB).


In total there are 9 profiles/LUTs in an Individual pack.


* Black and white film simulations are sold as a single pack (Acros + Monochrome).

What does an essential pack contain?

Essential Fujify packs contain 13 film simulations, but no Color Chrome Effects.


Included film simulations:

  • Acros (Std, +G, +R, +Ye)
  • Astia
  • Classic Chrome
  • Classic Neg
  • Eterna Bleach Bypass
  • Eterna Cinema
  • Monochrome (Std, +G, +R, +Ye)
  • Nostalgic Neg
  • Pro Neg Std
  • Pro Neg Hi
  • Provia
  • Reala Ace
  • Velvia

In total there are 19 profiles/LUTs (due to Acros and Monochrome having different filter variations).

What does a complete pack contain?

A complete pack contains all the bells and whistles currently available - 13 film simulations along with Color Chrome Effects.


Included film simulations:

  • Acros (Std, +G, +R, +Ye)
  • Astia
  • Classic Chrome
  • Classic Neg
  • Eterna Bleach Bypass
  • Eterna Cinema
  • Monochrome (Std, +G, +R, +Ye)
  • Nostalgic Neg
  • Pro Neg Std
  • Pro Neg Hi
  • Provia
  • Reala Ace
  • Velvia

Each film simulation (apart from Acros and Monochrome) comes in 9 variants based on additional effects:

  • Color Chrome Effect (CCR)
    • Weak
    • Strong
  • Color Chrome FX Blue (CCB)
    • Weak
    • Strong

In total, each pack contains 107 profiles/LUTs.

Some examples on how film simulations and effects are denoted:
Reala Ace - film simulation with no additional effects
Reala Ace CCR S - Reala Ace with Color Chrome Effect set to Strong
Reala Ace CCR W CCB S - Reala Ace with Color Chrome Effect set to Weak and Color Chrome FX Blue set to Strong.

Which Fujify packs are available?

Currently there are 5 Lightroom profile packs:

  • Fujify [Fuji] - intended to be used with Fujifilm cameras
  • Fujify [Sony] - intended to be used with Sony cameras, color matched to A7RV
  • Fujify [Canon] - intended to be used with Canon cameras, color matched to R5ii
  • Fujify [Nikon] - intended to be used with Nikon cameras, color matched to Z8
  • Fujify [LUMIX] - intended to be used with LUMIX cameras, color matched to S1II
  • Fujify [Ricoh] - intended to be used with Ricoh cameras, color matched to GR III
  • Fujify [Apple] - intended to be used with Apple’s ProRAW images, color matched to iPhone 15 Pro

Along with those Lightroom profiles, there are also 4 LUT packs:

  • Fujify [F-Log, F-Log2, F-Log2 C] - intended to be used with Fujifilm cameras
  • Fujify [S-Log3] - intended to be used with Sony cameras
  • Fujify [Apple Log] - intended to be used with Apple Log footage

Fujify [Fuji] Lightroom profiles?

This pack should work with any Fujifilm camera, so if you have multiple cameras there’s no need to buy “base packs” that adapt these profiles to your camera.

You might say that you already have camera matching profiles in Lightroom for your Fujifilm camera, and while that is true there is still value in having these profiles, namely: 

  • There are no CCR or CCB effects with built in camera matching profiles
  • Built in camera matching profiles are less precise
  • You might have an older camera that doesn’t have some of the currently available film simulations

Fujify [Sony]/[Canon]/[Nikon]/[LUMIX]/[Ricoh] Lightroom profiles?

This pack should work with any Sony/Canon/Nikon/LUMIX/Ricoh camera, respectively. Each of them is based on the camera’s Standard profile and they all use the same exact "film simulations" but with a color matching layer specific to a particular camera system.

The caveat here is that if a system’s Standard profile changed between generations, you might get the expected results only with the same generation camera as the one it was matched to. It should still be close enough depending on how big the change was.

Fun fact: Lightroom doesn’t check which system’s Standard profile is the base profile, meaning that you can use the Sony pack with Canon/Nikon cameras and vice-versa (or any system that has a Standard profile). You won’t get the same results, but hey, it will work!

All of these use the same color matching process.

Fujify [Apple] Lightroom profiles?

This pack should work with any ProRAW image, but due to a different color matching process results in slightly oversaturated colors. You will still get the respective “creative look” each film simulation gives.

Fujify [F-Log, F-Log2, F-Log2 C] LUTs?

Let’s first address the elephant in the room. How can these LUTs be for all of the F-Log variants? 

Well, that’s because they aren’t really for any of the F-Log variants, but at the same time can be used for all of them. I’ll explain, I promise, but first I need to tell you how it works using a term I just coined.

These LUTs are meant to be applied after the Eterna Cinema LUT and are based on the BYOEL (Bring Your Own Eterna LUT - that’s the term) approach, meaning that they can be used for any Fujifilm camera as long as there’s an Eterna LUT available. Fortunately, Fujifilm provides these so they are publicly available here. Unfortunately, those LUTs can be different on a per camera (or per sensor) basis. If that Eterna LUT was baked in, it would be a different pack for each camera (or sensor) since there might be minute differences in those LUTs due to sensor changes.

So if you have an X-S20 and F-Log2 footage, you can apply these LUTs after the X-S20 F-Log2 to Eterna Cinema LUT and get the film simulations. Likewise, if you have a video with baked in Eterna Cinema film simulation, you can just apply these LUTs to get the film simulation you want. You can see where this is going, right? If you have an Eterna Cinema-like low contrast image or video, you can apply these LUTs and get the film simulation look you’re looking for - this last bit only guarantees the film simulation's “creative look”.

TL;DR: To be used with any F-Log variant video, these LUTs need to be applied after the publicly available F-Log(/F-Log2/F-Log2 C) to Eterna Cinema LUT for your camera.

In the end, this was a design decision that makes it a single pack for all Fujifilm cameras (even the upcoming ones) and all F-Log variants - as long as there’s an Eterna Cinema LUT available. And most importantly, it’s a single purchase for you.

LUTs are supplied as .cube files and can be used in any application that supports them, most notably DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro.

Fujify [S-Log3] LUTs?

This pack was designed to work with S-Log3 footage in the S-Gamut3.cine color space.

LUTs are supplied as .cube files and can be used in any application that supports them, most notably DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro.

Fujify [Apple Log] LUTs?

This pack was designed to work with Apple Log footage.

LUTs are supplied as .cube files and can be used in any application that supports them, most notably DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro.

How accurate are Fujify profiles and LUTs?

Based on my experience, I believe the technical term is “pretty accurate”. While the accuracy may vary based on the color matching process (Sony/Canon/Nikon should be on par, but Apple ProRAW and JPEGs are slightly worse), it will still get you the “creative look” for each film simulation.

You can take a look here for comparisons and examples.

How to get the best results out of Fujify profiles or luts?

Make sure to white balance your footage to get the correct results.

Are fujify profiles one click edits?

Most likely no, unless you're only looking for the basic film simulation look.
Fujify profiles are made to serve as a "base look" for all your edits.

Why are some comparisons or examples missing?

Showcases will continue to be updated - even the ones that are already there.

Will profiles and luts be updated in the future?

Most likely yes. Once they do you will get a free update by email.