papurudorimu – SOOC Dreamy Purple Film Recipe

pāpurudorīmu (パープルドリーム) is a film recipe inspired by the purple color tone seen in Ryoko Hirosue’s photos. pāpurudorīmu, or Purple Dream in English, is fine-tuned to work in the daylight and specialized for dreamy portrait shoots and street photos. This blueish purple film recipe can also be used for night shoots and low-light conditions. You have to find the best light.

Created based on the Classic Negative film simulation for high-contrast tone, Purple Dream can be used with the diffusion lens filter combined with adequately fine-tuned custom settings. The Clarity is adjusted to -5 which helps create a more dreamy look, although there will be a delay in shooting. If it annoyed you, you could turn off the Clarity to 0. I rarely use Auto Ambience Priority for most Fujifilm recipes, but I used it for pāpurudorīmu film recipe if you’re planning to shoot night scenes. It will add a little warm tone to your night shots.

Check out more Japanese film-look recipes, such as the Fujicolor Pro 400H, Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 400 film recipe, to name a few.

The film grain has been adjusted to Off to maintain the image quality. This purple film recipe is a fine-tuned version of the LomoChrome Purple I created a while ago. The white balance purple tone for pāpurudorīmu is pretty subtle and slightly noticeable, which I like.