Zurich

by Jill Corral— (0)0 downloads

About this recipe

Zurich is a free Ricoh GR recipe by Jill Corral, based on the Cinema (Green) image control. It works with the GR IV and GR IV HDF. Enter the settings below on the camera; no file is needed.

Jill Corral's Cinema (Green) recipe from her GR IV preview, shot in Zurich. Saturation, Key and both contrast splits are maxed for a graded teal-green punch, then Sharpness -4 and Clarity -4 soften the digital edge back toward film. Designed with two white balances: Daylight by day, Tungsten after dark. From her GR IV preview video, with the settings listed in the description. Her day WB reads "Daylight White" verbatim - on the GR menu that most likely means Fl. Daylight White, but it could also be plain Daylight; the card shows Daylight and her exact wording is kept here.

Ricoh parameters

set in camera

Image Control: Cinema (Green)
Saturation: +4
Hue: -2
High/Low Key: +4
Contrast: +4
Contrast (Highlight): +4
Contrast (Shadow): +4
Sharpness: -4
Clarity: -4
Shading: 0
Toning: 2
Grain Effect: On
White Balance: Daylight

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.

Recommended settings

Values recorded in this library are shown below. Confirm them against the creator’s current instructions.

White Balance: Daylight
Grain effect: On

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

Please visit Jill Corral — creator’s website for complete instructions and the latest updates. The exact original recipe page has not yet been verified. The recipe or file hosted here may be an older version.

How to apply

Ricoh · In-camera settings

For: Ricoh GR III / GR IIIx / GR IV (older GR / GR II use slightly different options)

1
Pick the base
Select the Image Control listed in the recipe (e.g. Positive Film, Negative Film, Standard).
MENUShooting menuImage Control
2
Adjust the values
Open the adjustments for the selected Image Control and enter each value listed above.
3
White balance & exposure
Set White Balance with its fine-tune shift and any exposure compensation listed.
4
Save to a user mode
Save the setup to a USER slot (U1–U3 on GR III/IIIx, MY1–MY3 on GR II) and recall it from the mode dial.