FujifilmSuperia X-TRA 400 36 Exposure Film (Pack of 3)

This film has served me well, at a very affordable price too! The colours come out great and the quality is as expected. The 36 exposures last me a long time although I think I will move to 24 exposures now so that it is easier for me to develop a film roll after a holiday for example without having to wait to finish the rest of the film.

Fuji is a trusted brand and Superia 400 is an excellent film under all lighting conditions. Its got a very fine grain and the colour reproduction is true to the original. It has amazing tolerances and is exceptionally responsive whether you are capturing fast moving action or taking photos of people. I love using it for taking panoramic pictures and blowing them up large and considering it is from 35mm it works extremely well. Thoroughly recommend it.

Used this film in my Minolta 500si and the quality and colour is absolutely beautiful. Great value for money- my go to film. Looks great printed book th glossy and lustre however I definitely prefer lustre as ththe colouring and detail is just beautiful!

Everyday film, best suited for holidays, travels, friends/family moments. 400ISO is ideal for most lighting conditions, just have this and a fast lens on your camera, like nifty fifty f/1.4, or 35mm f/1.4 and you are set.I use this on my Nikon F100 which is my Holiday camera, combined with this film it gives me great results.Good colour representation, and good results as long as you get the exposure correct.If you want to get more serious with portraiture go for Kodak Portra, if you want to shoot landscapes Kodak Ektar.

One of the best film that I have purchased lately, Nothing much to be said except:- Very good value for money- excellent quality of film- retro feeling from developed photos

I decided to go back to the good old Film Camera. And purchased. A Minolta Dynax 5 along with Fuji Film. I realise that Digital is here to stay and can be very useful at Weddings and for evidence. But their were times when a good old fashioned film camera can be so very tactile. I chose this Film as I used to use Fuji Film with my Canon A1 Black. Many people young and old alike have Film Cameras as a fall-back to the past. Incidentally, the Minolta Dynax 5 was a very advanced camera in its day and has by today's standards, up to date technology for a film camera.

I love this film. It's not too expensive but still offers very high quality pictures. The colors are quite soft and nostalgic.It's a film you wouldn't be too concerned about snapping away with since it's not too expensive.

My favourite film, however I did use this to take pictures at the beach and because it is slightly cold/blue tones, next to the sea the photos turned out a bit TOO blue. Other than this I always use this film for my Minolta 5000 and have had excellent results, just be aware of the cool tones when choosing your film and think about where you will be using it