Fujifilm Superia X-tra 400 (4 Pack), 400 ASA (01013367)

35mm, Color, 400 ASA, 24 Exposures/Pictures

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Fujifilm Superia X-tra 400 (4 Pack), 400 ASA (01013367) InteractiveReviews.com rating (4.86/5)

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The best overall 400 speed film

by captainmarvel, May 10, 2004

Pros: Excellent color saturation. Fine grain. Cheaper than Kodak film.

Cons: Color saturation may be too much for some (greens and reds especially).

The Bottom Line: Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 is your best bet for an all-purpose high-speed film. There is no better 400 speed film in this price range.

Review: I've been using Fuji film for a long time now and I've never been disappointed by the quality of the ...

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High Quality Prints & A Bargain, too!

by colonialpara, Nov 12, 2003

Pros: Very fine grain for its speed, bright colors, convenient and inexpensive 1 hour processing.

Cons: Some over-saturation of brighter primary colors.

The Bottom Line: When you can only carry one speed of film, this one's hard to beat.

Review: Fuji Superia X-tra 400 may just well be the best consumer ISO 400 speed film available on the market ...

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My love letter to Fuji

by AgnesVarda, Oct 20, 2003

Pros: sharpness, contrast, color saturation, versatility, price

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: The one film with the most quality-to-price ratio. If you seek anything more advanced, you are venturing into prices at least 3 times as high.

Review: I don't know when was the first time I picked this film off the store rack, but I always thank my lu ...

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Take This Film Out And SHOOT IT!

by bntowen, Oct 9, 2002

Pros: use this film as well as amateurs, not contrasty, excellent skin tones, wow!

Cons: At 400 speed? Zero, zip, nada, nichts...you get the picture (sorry)

The Bottom Line: This is the BEST amateur film at any speed or price that's comparable with professional films' color saturation, skin tone reproduction, and enlargement capability, even up to 11 x 14!

Review: There were photographer axioms I learned twenty years ago. Here are a few: 1. Money up ...

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Great Everyday Film

by haspelbein, Aug 4, 2002

Pros: Can't beat the price, enlarges quite nicely, nice exposure range

Cons: If you enlarge the picture, you may still notice a little bit of grain

The Bottom Line: Almost perfect 400-speed film at a perfect price

Review: Why did I choose this film ? Experimenting with close-up and macro photography, I was ...

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sharp, cheap, buy anywhere- what more do you want?

by iggypop, Oct 8, 2001

Pros: cheapest consumer 400 negative print film very sharp saturated primary colors

Cons: shadow detail a little grainy not as smooth color gradations

The Bottom Line: For those who generally use 100 speed film, the sharpness is as good or if not slightly better than a 200 speed film, but you get 400 speed.

Review: If you need a quite a bit of speed in your film because of your slow SLR zoom lens or your mega zoom ...

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Excellent film for 35mm cameras

by baylorgrad, Jul 21, 2001

Pros: Makes colors just *pop* off the prints!

Cons: None that I've found so far.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400 -- it's one of the best films I've ever used!

Review: Updated opinion... After reading other opinions on camera film on this site, I thought I ...

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