I had a little fun at market with my new Fuji X100S. I set it to Film Simulation Velvia. Remember Velvia Fujichrome from the film days? Remember its vibrance? There was nothing else like it.
Let’s face it: Fuji knows color!
The only post processing done was a slight exposure and white balance adjustment. No vibrance added!
You’re right. Fuji does know colours. Sometimes I wish I knew about this camera before I bought my first DSLR in December last year. Having a good camera with a fixed-focal lens would have meant the only thing I had to worry about would have been taking pictures.
Valérie Jardin's Blog 
I always loved Fuji film in my old Petri 35mm
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You’re right. Fuji does know colours. Sometimes I wish I knew about this camera before I bought my first DSLR in December last year. Having a good camera with a fixed-focal lens would have meant the only thing I had to worry about would have been taking pictures.
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Is this something that you had to set before you took shots, or was an in-camera process after shooting
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You set it in camera before you take the shot.
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Valerie, I love color. Tons and tons of color. These photos make me happy. Is that the Farmer’s Market?
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No vibrancy needed. Beautiful and lots of dynamic range. Must be loving the camera.
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I loved how Velvia did purples and apparently this new Fuji X100S does that color jsutice as well.
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Wow! Love these! Amazing color.
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like terymjb I assume it was in camera setting?
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Per the note at the bottom of the post, I only adjusted exposure and WB slightly on some of the pics, no other post processing was done to the images.
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Love, love, love the vibrancy of the color!
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And this was all done in camera? Impressive as all get out!
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I love the colours and the saturation of Velvia film. I always associate it with old postcard landscapes.
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waouh !!! une merveille !
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