Monochrome+R

Black and white · since 2011 · 50 of 51 cameras

Short answer

Monochrome+R is a black-and-white film simulation Fujifilm introduced in 2011, modeled on black and white with a red filter. It is a filter variant of Monochrome.

Type: Black and white
Introduced: 2011
Based on: Black and white with a red filter
Cameras with this simulation: 50 / 51
Recipes: 0

50 of the 51 cameras in the catalog have it. Every X-Trans V, X-Trans IV, X-Trans III, X-Trans II, GFX, X-Trans I, and Bayer camera has it. It is missing on the X half. Current models with Monochrome+R: X100VI, X-T5, X-T50, X-E5, X-M5, X-T30 III, X-H2, X-H2S, X-S20, GFX100 II, GFX100S II, and GFX100RF.

The first camera to ship with it was the FinePix X100 in 2011, and the most recent is the X-E5 (2025).

Fujifilm’s own starting point for Monochrome+R: Highlight -1 and Shadow 0 give softer highlights. No grain.

There are no recipes built on Monochrome+R here yet. The other 8 black-and-white simulations are the nearest starting points.