Ricoh GR III Kodak Portra 400 Profile
It feels like having a roll of film inside with this profile. Using my Ricoh GR III and GR III X, I get very close to the Kodak Portra 400 or 800 look. It's a fun way to bring the charm of analog photography into the digital world. The Ricoh GR III already produces excellent SOOC JPGs, but these adjustments make it feel even more like shooting on film.
SOOC - Ricoh GR III Kodak Portra 400 Recipe
Over time, I’ve improved the Kodak Portra 400 look and decided to offer it as part of a complete package of Ricoh recipes. If you’d like to support my work and get all 15 looks in one download, check it out here:
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More Examples
By chance, I just came across the video that Jason Vong made about my Portra recipe. Back then, I had the recipe on my old blog tomasography.com. Thank you, Jason, for the great video. I'm really glad you're enjoying it so much!
My Workflow
The photos come straight out of the camera, with no editing needed. I only add a bit of grain in Lightroom to perfect the film look. This step is optional, but it gives the photos that final touch of authenticity.
Here are a few sample images using these settings:
SOOC - Ricoh GR iii Kodak Portra 400 Profile
This recipe is no longer published here, but I’ve refined the Kodak Portra 400 look and included it in a new collection with 15 iconic Ricoh GR III/X film recipes.
👉 Support my work & get the full Ricoh GR III/X Recipe Collection (15 iconic looks)
Summary
The Ricoh GR III and GR III X already produces impressive JPGs straight out of the camera, but with these Kodak Portra-inspired settings, you can bring the nostalgic look of analog photography into the digital world. With the right tweaks to hue and white balance, you can achieve the creamy, warm tones reminiscent of classic Kodak Portra 400 / 800 film. Try these settings and enjoy the film look in your digital photos!
Thomas L.
I am based in Austria with a deep passion for photography, design, and 3D printing. I strive to capture the analog film feeling in my digital photography.
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This magazine explores the unique charm of analog photography and how its ideas and techniques can be adapted to digital photography.
