After recently creating the Ektachrome 1600 recipe, I wanted to bring back another slide film look—this time focusing on Ektachrome E100 film recipe. Just like with real film, tones can shift depending on the lighting, and this digital version was fine-tuned under indirect sunlight to stay true to the character of Kodak’s original Ektachrome E100 film stock. Built on Classic Chrome, this Ektachrome E100 recipe delivers subtle warmth with a hint of green in the shadows, giving images that distinct positive film character.
If you’re into travel, city walks, or landscapes, this recipe is going to shine. With highlights pushed slightly higher, the Ektachrome E100 recipe works beautifully in contrast-heavy scenes while still keeping the richness of color slide film.
Dynamic Range: DR400
Highlight: +1
Shadow: -2
Color: +4
Noise Reduction: -4
Sharpness: 0
Clarity: 0
Grain Effect: Weak, Small
Color Chrome Effect: Strong
Color Chrome FX Blue: Weak
White Balance: Auto Ambience Priority, Red -1 / Blue -4
Exposure Compensation: -1/3 to -1/3
The Ektachrome E100 film recipe shines the most when used in bright outdoor light, especially under indirect sunlight. This is where its slight warmth and green tint in the shadows come alive, creating a look that closely mirrors the original Kodak E100 slide film.
The Ektachrome E100 film recipe performs best in high-contrast scenes, especially where light and shadow play across buildings, landscapes, or street details. Shooting in indirect sunlight helps bring out its warm undertones with just the right hint of green.
If you’re a fan of the clean, punchy look of positive film, this recipe will feel right at home in your camera.
If you love the timeless character of slide film but want the convenience of SOOC Fujifilm JPEGs, the Ektachrome E100 film recipe is a solid choice. It captures the essence of classic Kodak color without needing hours of editing. Whether you’re walking city streets, exploring new countries, or simply capturing everyday moments, this recipe gives your images that extra touch of nostalgia with a modern edge.
The boosted highlights (+1) help your images stay crisp and luminous, while the lowered shadows (-2) add depth without crushing details.
Kodak’s Ektachrome E100 film is known for its crisp colors, natural skin tones, and balanced contrast. Unlike its higher ISO siblings, it was designed for slower, more deliberate shooting, often in good light. When adapting this look for Fujifilm cameras, I wanted to capture that same feeling of clean blues, strong contrast, and the slight warmth that appears when shooting in softer sunlight.
This recipe stays faithful to the film’s character without overdoing saturation, making it versatile for both everyday street shots and sweeping travel photos.
The Ektachrome E100 film recipe is all about bringing back the charm of Kodak’s classic slide film while keeping the convenience of Fujifilm JPEGs. With its clean colors, warm highlights, and slight green shift in softer light, it delivers a look that feels both nostalgic and modern. Whether you’re walking city streets, exploring new landscapes, or capturing travel moments, this recipe adds a timeless quality to your photos.
If you’ve been searching for Fujifilm film simulation recipes that balance vibrant colors with natural tones, the Ektachrome E100 film recipe is worth adding to your custom settings. It’s simple to use, versatile across different light conditions, and stays true to the character of positive film photography.
Note: The Fujifilm film simulation recipes shared on this website are based on personal experience and experimentation. These settings are designed to mimic the look of various film stocks but are not exact replications. Film characteristics vary based on factors such as lighting, lens choice, and camera model. Results may differ depending on individual shooting conditions and preferences. Use these recipes as a creative starting point and adjust them to suit your style. This content is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fujifilm or Kodak. Some links on this page may be affiliate links, which help support the site at no extra cost to you.
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