Sepia
Black and white · since 2011 · 51 of 51 cameras
Short answer
Sepia is a black-and-white film simulation Fujifilm introduced in 2011, modeled on sepia-toned darkroom prints.
- Type
- Black and white
- Introduced
- 2011
- Based on
- Sepia-toned darkroom prints
- Cameras with this simulation
- 51 / 51
- Recipes
- 0
All 51 cameras in the catalog have it, back to the original X100.
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 Sepia: Light, coarse grain.
There are no recipes built on Sepia here yet. The other 8 black-and-white simulations are the nearest starting points.
Suggested starting settings
| Highlight | 0 |
|---|---|
| Shadow | 0 |
| Sharpness | 0 |
| Grain | Weak, Large |
Cameras with Sepia
Other black-and-white simulations
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Last updated September 10, 2026