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Hello everybody, I'm not a professional in the camera world so I'm sorry in advance if I ask a stupid question but I didn't find an answer to it online. So I tried to shoot video in F-log the first time in my short life and my plan was to apply Etarna Lut on footage in Premier Pro after. I wanted to get the best of two worlds, dynamic range from F-log and the beautiful colors of Eterna. I expected it to be as easy as using camera presets in Lightroom but I didn't find Fuji Luts in Premier Pro. There were Adobes Luts. I also downloaded a file with Luts for my camera (xs-10) from the Fuji web page but there were 4 Luts. One Eterna bleach by pass and 3 others were ugly as hell. Maybe I'm missing something. If somebody knows how to use Fuji Luts in Premier Pro please share your knowledge

HI! Im impressed with the quality of Fuji Film Simulation, using this modes the JPG images are almost ready, but I would like to know what do you guys prefers? Using Film Simulation or RAW files with a little of post processing?

Hope I can get an answer for my problem here as I've spent days searching online invain. I'm shooting only JPEG SOOC for work as I need to hand my pictures to the customers by the end of the day. As much as I love my X-T4 over my previous Sony a6500 I'm having a hard time with it. I'm only using one camera with one lens (XF18-55mm) and I'm hiking with it all day long. I take pictures of the customers around the many waterfalls and views we have around here. I rarely have time to "deal" with the camera settings. Since Fuji film simulations recipes are mostly, well, simulating films I've been getting quite a lot of compliments from customers saying the the pictures look "too artistic","dull" or "feels a bit washed color". I'm in a dire search for a modern, clean, sharp and poppi kind of film recipe! One (or more)I can use in many different scenarios. Hope my redemption will come from this forum and you good people that know photography and Fujifilm way better then me. Thank you for reading this long post and looking forward to your comments. Zohar