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The best black and white Fujifilm recipes

ACROS, Monochrome and their filtered variants. Ranked by saves and real shots, all on the same reference photo.

Ranked by what photographers here save and shoot, not by opinion. Each image is the same reference photograph, developed in that recipe by a real Fujifilm camera.

  1. 01
    50s Noir rendered on the Portrait photo

    50s Noir

    Acros Yellow Filter, by Kevin Mullins

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Acros
  2. 02
    Acros rendered on the Portrait photo

    Acros

    Acros, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Acros Push-Process
  3. 03
    Acros Push-Process rendered on the Portrait photo

    Acros Push-Process

    Acros, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Agfa Scala
  4. 04
    Agfa Scala rendered on the Portrait photo

    Agfa Scala

    Acros, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Analog Monochrome
  5. 05
    Analog Monochrome rendered on the Portrait photo

    Analog Monochrome

    Acros Green Filter, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with B&W Sepia
  6. 06
    B&W Sepia rendered on the Portrait photo

    B&W Sepia

    B&W Sepia, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with B&W Superia
  7. 07
    B&W Superia rendered on the Portrait photo

    B&W Superia

    Acros, by Thomas Schwab, published by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Black & White Infrared
  8. 08
    Black & White Infrared rendered on the Portrait photo

    Black & White Infrared

    Acros Red Filter, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Classic B&W
  9. 09
    Classic B&W rendered on the Portrait photo

    Classic B&W

    Acros Green Filter, by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Classic Monochrome
  10. 10
    Classic Monochrome rendered on the Portrait photo

    Classic Monochrome

    Monochrome, by Thomas Schwab, published by Ritchie Roesch (Fuji X Weekly)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Colored B&W
  11. 11
    Colored B&W rendered on the Portrait photo

    Colored B&W

    Acros Green Filter, by Luís Costa (Life, Unintended)

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photosCompare with Cysgod
  12. 12
    Cysgod rendered on the Portrait photo

    Cysgod

    Acros Red Filter, by Kevin Mullins

    Rendered on the reference gallery; nobody has posted a shot with it yet. Be the first.

    Settings and photos

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