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Recipe Room uses camera model support rules so recipes show settings that make sense for the selected camera.

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Currently Supported Camera Models

Recipe Room currently supports recipe creation for these Fujifilm cameras:
Camera support on this page means you can select the model when creating a Recipe. Send to camera currently supports X-Trans V and later X-Trans IV models. Read Send a Recipe to Your Camera for compatibility and rollout details.
Camera support doesn’t guarantee that the physical camera has custom-setting banks. Most supported Fujifilm bodies can save one or more custom setups, but some models require you to enter Recipe values directly. Read Send a Recipe to Your Camera for automatic sending or Add a Recipe Manually for the camera-menu workflow.

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Why Camera Model Matters

Different camera models support different film simulations and settings. When you create a recipe, the selected camera model helps Recipe Room decide:
  • Which film simulations are available.
  • Which recipe settings should be shown.
  • Which settings aren’t supported by that camera.
  • Whether a film simulation is only available on newer or specific cameras.

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My Gear and Recipe Compatibility

Add the cameras you own through Account Settings → My Gear. When you open a Recipe, Recipe Room can then show whether that Recipe’s film simulation is available on each of your cameras. You can also open the full compatibility list, grouped by camera series. This result answers one specific question: whether the camera supports the Recipe’s film simulation. It doesn’t confirm every individual setting, firmware requirement, custom-bank feature, or cable connection. Three camera lists serve different purposes:
  • My Gear is the list of cameras you own. It doesn’t shape your feed.
  • Camera preferences help start and explain your recommendations. They don’t claim that you own the camera.
  • Send to camera support covers the models and connection paths Recipe Room can safely write to. A Recipe can be compatible with a camera even when automatic transfer isn’t supported.

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Film Simulation Support

Some film simulations are available across many camera models. Others are limited to newer cameras or specific models. For example, a film simulation may appear only when the selected camera supports it. If a camera doesn’t support a film simulation, Recipe Room should not let you build a recipe against that unsupported combination.

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Reala Ace and Specific Support

Some simulations, such as Reala Ace, are only available on selected cameras. If the selected camera doesn’t support that simulation, it may not appear when you create a recipe. Some cameras may require current or recent firmware for newer simulations. While creating a Recipe, the selected camera profile determines which settings appear. During Send to camera, Recipe Room identifies the connected camera and checks its firmware before writing anything.

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Settings Can Vary by Camera

Not every camera uses the same settings. Recipe Room can hide unsupported fields or show only the settings available for the chosen camera profile. This means two cameras can both be supported, but still show different recipe controls. Older cameras may have fewer grain, clarity, colour chrome, or monochrome toning options than newer models. Recipe Room may also show shooting guidance, such as an ISO maximum or exposure-compensation range, that isn’t stored inside every camera’s custom bank. Set those values separately when you shoot if your camera doesn’t include them in Edit/Save Custom Setting.

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If Your Camera Is Missing

If your camera model or film simulation is missing, please add it to the feedback portal with:
  • Camera model name
  • Film simulation name
  • Firmware version, if relevant
  • A short note about what you expected to see
If the missing camera, simulation, or setting is urgent or blocking you from creating a recipe, email feedback@reciperoom.io.