All five VSCO Film packs for Lightroom 5 and ACR for Photoshop CC (VSCO Film 01, 02, 03, 04 and 05) now support the [shoplink 21553 ebay]Fuji X-T1[/shoplink]. Check it out here at VSCO.co. Note that all VSCO Film packs for LR 5 and ACR for Photoshop CC are 15% off till end of day Pacific Standard Time on Monday, May 5th, 2014.
Lightroom 5 is $35 off at at BHphoto here. UDPATE: AmazonUS offers Lightroom 5 for $80 (46% off)
And thanks a lot those FR-readers who shared this information with me via Fujirumors twitter page.
… and now I’m finally going to test my “new” X-E2 🙂
have a nice day,
Patrick
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I’ve never used VSCO before. which film pack ( 1 to 5) is the best?
thanks.
well all of’em have something cool , but I would recommend the pack no.5. The night(fluorescent optimized) modes are pretty cool…
I am using them all.
I use Replichome instead. They also have Adobe ACR profiles for the X-T1 already. I’m very happy with it. Cheaper too.
http://www.gettotallyrad.com/replichrome/
@disqus_iRe8YzDdmC:disqus Like @JonathanMayo:disqus I like 01 and 05 – I initially got 01to try it out (like Fuji 160C and Kodak Porta 160) and then picked up 05 when it went on sale since it had so many of the print films that I used back in the 80s (Agfa Vista, Kodak Gold, etc.) when I was starting out in photography. Since these are essentially presets that change the sliders in Lightroom it is possible to duplicate the results yourself through time consuming trial and error – the film packs make it very easy and quick to create a subtle but distinct film look (and they print out very nicely as well) and you can tweak them after application. I’d suggest trying one and then picking up another with the customer discount if you like it.
Here’s a link to some that I processed with Fuji 160 C (X100S .RAF files processed in Lightroom 5) – http://www.daveingram.ca/Photography/Metal/McCormick-Farmall-Tractor/
I would also recommend 05. Almost everything on my blog at chasingchildhood.com is edited with 05 and everything is shot with the X100S, so that should give you an idea of what to expect from it.
Been using VSCO on aperture for months with my fuji raw files, not sure what’s new here?
You could always use VSCO with X-T1 files but you didn’t have the versions customized for the X-T1 until this update.
If buying multiple packs you will save more if you buy one first at 15% off. You will then qualify for the special existing customer discount that gives you 40% off the rest.
I enjoy films from all the packs but the films in 01 and 05 are the ones I use most often.
LR 5 is now over 40% off on Amazon.