Learn the craft
From recipe to your camera.
Pick your camera system. We’ll walk you through the settings, the right place to enter them and what to check before you shoot.
Choose a system
Find your path to a new look
Nikon
Nikon looks are often shared as .NP3, .NP2 or .NCP files. The file format and available controls depend on your camera, so check the recipe’s camera notes before importing.
Read the guide02 · Dial in the settingsFujifilm
Most Fujifilm recipes are a set of in-camera values rather than a downloadable file. Film simulations and adjustment ranges vary by sensor generation and model.
Read the guide03 · Choose the right Sony menuSony
Sony recipes on this site use different systems. Creative Style, Creative Look and Picture Profile are separate menus and their settings cannot be copied across one another directly.
Read the guide04 · Import via EOS Utility or CameraCanon
Canon Picture Styles control color tones, sharpness, contrast, and color saturation in-camera. Custom styles use .PF3 or .PF2 files uploaded to user slots (User Def. 1–3) using Canon EOS Utility or dialed directly on your camera.
Read the guide05 · Tune Image ControlRicoh
Ricoh GR looks are usually built with Image Control and white balance settings. Available effects and ranges can differ by model and firmware.
Read the guide06 · Set values or load a LUTPanasonic Lumix
Photo Styles adjust the look in-camera. Real Time LUT applies a compatible LUT while shooting. The two workflows share a camera menu on some models but need different recipe details.
Read the guideBefore you begin
Every camera is a little different.
Check the recipe’s camera notes and your model’s manual. Menu names, available parameters and file compatibility can change between generations. Start with a test JPEG and tune the look for your light.