If you’re a Fuji shooter who uses Lightroom to process your RAW files, I’m sure you will appreciate the excellent Fuji Colour Profiles. Although Lightroom provides a default Adobe Standard profile, it’s often worth experimenting with some of the other Fuji profiles found in the Camera Calibration tab.
In the past, I have tended to favour the Provia profile for most of my images. Recently though I have found the Provia effect a little too strong. This is especially true where there is a lot of green in the image such as grass or trees. The images end up being too saturated with emerald green grass which is difficult to correct.
Now I have a new favourite profile for the Landscape scene. Where there is a lot of green in a picture shot during the day, I’m finding the “Camera Pro Neg. Std” profile produces better results. This profile seems to provide a much more realistic starting point for the typical landscape scene. Whilst it tends to be a little weak on the saturation, it does produce much more realistic and natural colours, especially for the greens in the scene.
If you shoot Landscape scenes in RAW with a Fuji, I would encourage you to try this profile.
The Lightweight Photographer 
Try pro neghi thats the best one
The colour is excellent but the contrast seems a little too high for my taste. I would rather add it in which is why I prefer the Pro Neg Standard. Colour wise though I think I would use either.
Thank you for the tip! I really dislike Fuji’s landscape greens and was trying to figure out what to do about it. I’m looking forward to giving your suggestion a time.
If it’s just the colours you don’t like, try changing the colour profile in your RAW converter to use the “Pro Neg Hi” profile. That gives perhaps the most realistic greens.