Fuji X Weekly — Film Simulatio
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Fuji X Weekly — Film Simulatio is a Photography application developed by Ritchie Roesch, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play Fuji X Weekly — Film Simulatio on your computer.
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$25 CAD per YEAR is a steal for the things it unlocks. I particularly love filtering the recipes by sensor or camera, and then clicking the random button so that it gives me a recipe to try that day. I use the notes section to write down when I've tried it and what I think of it. I also use the stars to keep my favorites nearby. Ritchie also very quickly fixed a keyboard bug the app had after the April 25th update. Thank you again!
It's a simple app, but does exactly what I want. I rarely made any big changes to what recipes I used regularly, simply because I didn't have a convenient way to look them up before. Yeah, being able to filter and favorite results without a subscription would be nice, but its a year subscription for only $20. Plus you get early access recipes with that. And there's no ads if you don't subscribe, so it's easily one of the least intrusive aps I've used.
It's nice to be able to lookup recipes on the go. Unlike the browser view, it would be nice under settings to be able to set your camera type so you don't have scroll through each simulation to the bottom to see which camera this recipe belongs to. I will probably remove the app because it take too much time to locate simulations that are X100V applicable. Or maybe I just could not find the setting.