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A recipe is a camera setup other photographers can save, use, fork, or collect.

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Create a Recipe

  1. Tap the create button.
  2. Choose Recipe.
  3. Add a title and description.
  4. Choose the camera model the recipe was made for.
  5. Choose the film simulation.
  6. Fill in the settings that apply to that camera and film simulation.
  7. Add tags so others can find it.
  8. Add media to show the result.
  9. Publish the recipe.

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Settings You May See

Depending on the selected camera and film simulation, Recipe Room may show settings such as:
  • Dynamic range and D-range priority
  • Grain strength, roughness, and size
  • Color Chrome and Color Chrome Blue
  • White balance, Kelvin, and WB shift
  • Highlight, shadow, color, sharpness, noise reduction, and clarity
  • Monochrome toning controls
  • Smooth skin effect
  • ISO and exposure compensation guidance

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Editing a Recipe Later

After a recipe is created, the core camera setup is locked. You can update title, description, and tags, but camera model, film simulation, and recipe settings should be treated as fixed. If you want to personalise an existing recipe with different settings, fork it instead.

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Good Recipe Detail

A useful recipe is more than a list of settings. Add enough context so someone understands when to use it:
  • What kind of light it works best in.
  • What mood or colour style it creates.
  • Whether it is better for portraits, street, travel, food, landscapes, or another subject.
  • Any exposure or white balance notes that are important.

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Saving a Recipe From Another Creator

If you want to keep someone else’s recipe unchanged, save it as a community recipe. If you change the settings to make your own version, create a fork.