Acros X - Sony Film Simulation Black n White Recipes | Freshly Baked Series
- Veres Deni Alex
- Feb 26, 2023
- 1 min read
Updated: 4 hours ago
2026 EDIT: Starting with the a7V, Sony remove the Color Depth Option completely, making it less advanced in black and white photography, so you won't get the same results as intended.

I haven't forgotten about all the B&W shooters out there!
I felt like there weren't enough Black & White Film Simulation Recipes, so I put together a couple more to round out the set. With these new Sony simulations, it’s honestly never been easier to match your Sony camera with a Fuji for a totally seamless workflow.
If you love Black & White, I think you’re going to really dig these. Compared to the Fujifilm recipes, they’re pretty much indistinguishable—you really won't see a difference between the two brands.
Here are some sample images
Sony Acros X vs Fuj Acros
Sony vs Fuj Acros Y
Sony vs Fuj Acros R
Sony vs Fuj Acros G
There a couple more Original Black 'n' White Sony Film Recipes which you might have not tried yet.
Here are some samples for comparison.
My absolute Favorite Black & White Sony Film Simulation is the MidRed Infra, because of its powerful contrast and Unique Infrared Look. It's not for everyone, some might go with Delta 3200 for its soft well balanced tonalities.
Which one is your favorite?
What do you think of Acros X Film Recipes, can you notice any difference?
Just posted the Settings on the Sony Film Simulation Page.
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why are your images so dark. They look under exposed.