Made for the X100VI and its latest X-Trans sensor, this preset set is about cities at night and on grey days.
A film-like tone curve, dark areas with shape, and a tidy palette of clean whites, cool blues and calm greens. Passers-by keep natural complexions, and illuminated signs, train interiors and back streets hold their atmosphere.
Five styles: a neutral everyday option, a soft cinematic street grade, a warm glow for golden hour, a neon night look and a Fuji-style monochrome. Each comes with lighting variations and quick grain and contrast controls.
Runs in Lightroom on desktop or phone and in Camera Raw, and pairs with Fuji's built-in camera profiles.
Tip: begin from a Fuji profile such as Classic Chrome, underexpose slightly, keep contrast moderate and add a little grain.
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