If you’re like me, you love Fuji color. There’s just something about it that feels real but a little bit magic.
Lightroom makes it easy to recreate these classic Fuji film stocks so you can keep that look without spending a fortune on rolls of film.
Today, I want to help you pick the right Fuji film style for your work. Let’s look at the top five classic Fuji film looks you can recreate in Lightroom (with presets built to make it simple).
You can also check out the full collection here: Fuji Lightroom Presets.
01.
What are the Top Fuji film Looks to Recreate in Lightroom?
The top Fuji film looks for Lightroom include Provia for balanced color, Velvia for vivid landscapes, Astia for soft skin tones, Acros for clean black and white, and Classic Chrome for muted documentary style.
Quick Comparison Table
| Film Look | Best For | Style |
| Provia 100F | Everyday, travel | Balanced, true-to-life color |
| Velvia 100 | Landscapes, nature | High saturation, punchy colors |
| Astia 100F | Portraits, fashion | Soft contrast, smooth skin tones |
| Neopan Acros 100 | Black and white work | Crisp, clean monochrome |
| Superia 400/800e | Street, travel, everyday | Warm, versatile |
02.
Fuji Preset Comparison Table
| Preset Name | Film Type | Best For | Style |
| Fujichrome Provia 100F | Slide Film | General use, travel | Neutral, realistic color |
| Fujichrome Velvia 100 | Slide Film | Landscapes, nature | Vivid, saturated, bold |
| Fujichrome Astia 100F | Slide Film | Fashion, skin tones | Soft contrast, pastel tones |
| Fujichrome Sensia 200 | Slide Film | Street, events | Cool, clean, soft punch |
| Fujichrome Fortia SP50 | Slide Film | Artistic, color-focused | Extreme contrast, vivid reds |
| Fujifilm Pro 400H | Color Negative | Weddings, portraits | Balanced, pastel, film grain |
| Fujifilm Pro 160NS | Color Negative | Skin tones, fine art | Smooth, low contrast |
| Fujifilm Pro 800Z | Color Negative | Low light, ambient work | Muted, warm shadows |
| Fujifilm Superia X-Tra 400 | Consumer Color | Everyday, lifestyle | Rich greens, classic Fuji |
| Fujifilm Natura 1600 | Consumer Color | Low light, nightlife | High grain, punchy color |
| Neopan Acros 100 BW | Black & White | Fine art, studio | Crisp detail, low grain |
| Neopan 400 BW | Black & White | Street, documentary | Moody, punchy, classic look |
03.
The Top Five Fuji Films

1. Fujichrome Provia 100F
If you want color that just feels right, Provia is your go-to. It’s neutral but not boring. Skies look real. Skin tones stay natural. Greens don’t get neon.
Perfect for travel, street, even weddings if you want a true-to-life look.
👉 Try our Provia 100F Lightroom preset to keep edits simple and consistent. It’s part of the Fujifilm Presets for Lightroom collection.
✅ Best for: All-round use
✅ Color: Clean, balanced

2. Fujichrome Velvia 100
Velvia is famous for a reason. It’s bold. Think dramatic skies, rich greens, sunsets that pop.
It’s not subtle. It’s made for nature photographers and anyone who wants color that jumps off the screen.
👉 Our Velvia 100 presets gives you that signature punch with one click.
✅ Best for: Landscapes, nature, travel
✅ Color: Vivid, saturated, high contrast

3. Fujichrome Astia 100F
Astia is all about subtle beauty. It has lower contrast than Velvia but softer, more pastel color.
It’s fantastic for portraits. Skin looks smooth and clean. Colors feel gentle without going flat.
👉 You can grab our Astia 100F presets for easy portrait editing in Lightroom.
✅ Best for: Portraits, fashion, weddings
✅ Color: Soft, pastel, low contrast

4. Neopan Acros 100
For black and white shooters, nothing beats Acros. It’s crisp, clean, and timeless.
Low grain but detailed. It’s perfect for classic portraits, street photography, or anything you want in pure monochrome.
👉 Our Neopan Acros 100 presets brings that film-style black and white straight into Lightroom.
✅ Best for: Black and white, portraits, street
✅ Tone: Clean, fine grain

5. Fujifilm Superia 400/800
Superia is the classic all-rounder film for daily shooting. Slightly warm, forgiving color with good latitude, making it great for travel, street, and spontaneous portraits.
It’s a flexible choice when you want film character without being too bold or too flat.
👉 Our Superia 400 and Superia X-Tra 800 presets are designed to give you that timeless, versatile Fuji color in Lightroom.
✅ Best for: Travel, street, everyday shooting
✅ Color: Slightly warm, forgiving, versatile
04.
How to Choose the Right Fuji Film Look
Think about what you shoot most:
- Travel and everyday? Go with Provia.
- Landscapes and nature? Velvia all the way.
- Portraits and weddings? Astia or Provia.
- Black and white work? Acros is king.
- Street and documentary? Classic Chrome for that old-school vibe.
You can also mix and match. That’s the beauty of presets.
05.
How to Choose the Right Fuji Preset
Here’s how to keep it simple:
- Want punchy color? Velvia 100 or Fortia SP50
- Shooting portraits? Pro 400H, 160NS, or Astia
- Shooting in low light? Pro 800Z or Natura 1600
- Editing everyday photos? Superia X-Tra 400 or 800
- Prefer black & white? Neopan Acros 100 or 400
06.
Conclusion
Recreating classic Fuji film in Lightroom isn’t hard. It just takes the right preset and a little tweaking.
If you want your edits to feel real, timeless, and film-inspired, pick the look that matches your vision and go for it.
Check out all our Fuji presets here:Lightroom Fuji Presets.

