Best Sony Vintage Recipes
Discover top community vintage recipes for Sony cameras. Warm nostalgic rendition evoking 1960s-1970s print film.
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationShanghai GP3 100
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationKentmere Kentmere 400
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationAdox CHS 100 II
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationKodak Plus-X 125
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationFoma Fomapan 400
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationFoma Fomapan 100
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationAgfa / Rollei APX 100
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationIlford FP4 Plus
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingEmulationKodak Tri-X 400
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimKodak Vericolor III
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimKodak Kodachrome 25
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimKodak Kodachrome 64
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimKodak Portra 400NC
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimKodak Gold 200
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimFujifilm C200
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimFujifilm Superia X-TRA 400
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Illustrative photo · Sample pendingFilm SimCineStill BwXX
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Kodachrome 50s
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Polaroid / Instax
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Pana L.ClassicNeo
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Leica Classic
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GR Retro
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Classic Cinema
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Kodachrome 64
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Sepia
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Nostalgic Neg
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Classic Negative
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Classic Chrome
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How to use these vintage recipes
Do these recipes shoot in RAW or JPEG?
In-camera recipes and Creative Looks apply directly to your camera's JPEG output. If you shoot RAW+JPEG, you get the finished film look instantly out of camera while retaining the unedited RAW file as backup.
How do I install or set them?
Click any recipe card above to view the exact menu values (dynamic range, color tone, shadow/highlight curves and white balance fine-tune). Save them into a custom preset slot (C1–C7 on Fuji, MY1–MY3 on Ricoh, Custom Look on Sony) for quick switching.