Hi, I mostly agree with what @paperdigits has said :
- Replicating the look won’t be a 2 clic process as in camera processing is a far more complex than that.
- the only way to get the OOC look easily is using a software with commercial ties to fujifilm and access to that processing recipe.
- looking at the OOC jpeg is a good reference point but processing it to your own taste and exploring what the raw offers your seems more valuable to me
That said replicating the fujifilm look is quite possible and have already been a challenge on this forum ( [PlayRaw] Something different: Match the JPG! - #12 by clind XMP attached in the post ) but as already mentioned : trying to replicate the OOC look each time as your raw processing starting point will be time consuming and do not seem to me to be a good strategy …
I tried replicating the OOC to a satisfactory result without having too much sliders fiddling but in the end I had to just a bit … on this particular image i find the camera processing underwhelming and I think the raw have much more potential.
DSCF5240.RAF.xmp (18.4 KB)
Apart from basic exposure (1slider) and sigmoid (1 slider) and the haze removal (to add general constrast - 1clic) the main leverage comes from color balance RGB and color zones and a tad from contrast equlizer.
I guess the approach taken by @bastibe can yield better results on a systematic / bulk approach