AGFA Color DX XR 200 · ISO 200 · 35mm Colour Film
Recipe Settings
| Film Simulation Name | AGFA Color DX XR 200 |
| Image Size | L 3:2 |
| Image Quality | F + RAW |
| RAW Recording | Uncompressed |
| Film Simulation | PRO Neg. Hi |
| Film Simulation Filter | N/A |
| Grain | Weak |
| Dynamic Range | DR100 |
| White Balance | Daylight, +4 Red & -5 Blue |
| Highlight | -1 |
| Shadow | +1 |
| Colour | +1 |
| Sharpness | -1 |
| Noise Reduction | -4 |
| Long Exposure NR | ON |
| Exposure Compensation | +1/3 to +2/3 EV |
| Lens Modulation Optimizer | OFF |
| Colour Space | sRGB |
| Pixel Mapping | N/A |
| Select Custom Settings | C6 |
Simulation Characteristics
- CameraFujifilm X-T20
- Film simulatedAGFA Color DX XR 200
- Base simulationPRO Neg. Hi
- Film speed characterISO 200
- Image typeColour negative film character
- Overall lookWarm, colourful and moderately contrasty
- White balanceDaylight with +4 Red / -5 Blue for a strong warm bias
- Colour+1 for a slightly richer colour response
- Highlights-1 for a more controlled highlight response
- Shadows+1 for added tonal depth
- Sharpness-1 for a slightly softer rendering
- GrainWeak for restrained analogue texture
- Noise reduction-4 to minimise digital smoothing and retain texture
- Dynamic rangeDR100
- Exposure+1/3 to +2/3 EV for a brighter exposure preference
- Best suited toDaylight, travel, street, portraits and everyday colour photography
- RAWUncompressed RAW retained alongside the JPEG
- Custom slotC6 on the Fujifilm X-T20
Overall Character
This recipe is designed to give the Fujifilm X-T20 a warm interpretation of AGFA Color DX XR 200. PRO Neg. Hi provides the underlying colour and contrast response, while the Daylight +4 Red / -5 Blue shift introduces a pronounced warm bias.
Colour +1 adds a modest increase in colour intensity, while Highlight -1 helps keep brighter areas controlled. Shadow +1 adds depth, while Sharpness -1, Noise Reduction -4 and Weak grain are intended to retain a more natural, film-like texture.
Designed for the Fujifilm X-T20: Save this recipe to C6. Use +1/3 to +2/3 EV exposure compensation according to the scene and the desired brightness.