Kodak T-Max 400

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Illustrative photo · Sample pending

About this recipe

Kodak T-Max 400 is a free Nikon Picture Control by Nikon, shared as an .NCP file. Copy the file to the NIKON/CUSTOMPC folder on a memory card, then load it into a custom Picture Control slot (C-1 to C-9).

Official Nikon recipe by Nikon. Collection: NikonPC. Source: https://github.com/shouryan01/Nikon-Recipes/blob/main/NikonPC/Kodak%20T-Max%20400.NCP

Before using this recipe

This recipe or downloadable preset may not include all settings recommended by the original creator. For the intended look, also set the recommended White Balance, WB shift, exposure compensation (EV), and any other camera settings.

Not recorded here yet: White Balance, WB shift, Exposure compensation (EV). Check the creator’s original recipe for them.

The creator’s original recipe link has not yet been verified. Please check the original creator’s instructions before using this recipe. The recipe or file hosted here may be an older version.

How to apply

Nikon · File import

For: Older Nikon DSLRs (D750, D810, D7200, D500…)

1
Download the file
Save the .NCP or .NP2 file to your computer.
2
Copy it to the memory card
Use a card formatted in the camera and copy the file to the NIKON/CUSTOMPC folder or the card root.
3
Load it into the camera
Choose the file and a custom slot (C-1 to C-9).
MENUShooting menuManage Picture ControlLoad/saveCopy to camera
4
Select the look and shoot
MENUShooting menuSet Picture ControlC-1…C-9

The look is baked into JPEG/HEIF files. RAW files keep it as metadata — NX Studio shows it, Lightroom does not.
Copy file to memory card under NIKON/CUSTOMPC/ folder, then load via Menu › Manage Picture Control › Load/save › Copy to camera.
Flexible Color presets require a Nikon Zf (firmware 2.00+), Z6 III, Z8 (firmware 3.00+), Z9 (firmware 5.30+), Z50 II, Z5 II, or ZR.
The Zf, Z6 III, Z50 II, and Z5 II can also sync Picture Controls wirelessly via Nikon Imaging Cloud or Nikon NX Studio.
Menu names vary slightly by model and firmware.

Nikon setup guide ↗Tweak it in the Picture Control Editor ↗