Fuji Superia X-TRA 3 Pack ISO 400 36 Exp. 35mm Film, Total 108 Exposures

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We take a closer look at some important figures of photojournalism and explore the theme of freedom in photography. I’ve tweaked this recipe to my liking, I’ve explained the changes and the reasons behind them here: https://nicolas. This makes it a forgiving film , suitable for plastic toy cameras , old cameras with less-than-reliable shutters, and for metering using the Sunny 16 rule .

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In previous generations of processless, handling without care could sometimes damage the coatings, but Superia ZD is less sensitive to scratching. The exposure latitude of Ultramax is about the same as Superia, but I find that it handles warmer colors a little bit better than Superia does.In this article, Josh makes the case for a fantastic film from Fujifilm- Superia 400, and shows how this film propelled him through the early days of his photographic journey. The Superia is best used outside, where if exposed correctly shows a very fine grain, however, the film does cope very well indoors too although grain will begin to creep up. Grain is by no means completely absent- it’s there in great enough quantity to render images that have the signature analog look we’re shooting for, but the grain is minimized enough that it never overwhelms the image. I saved and saved for weeks and weeks to pick up a roll of Portra 400 and Fuji Superia 400 and I put each of them into an Olympus MJU II and took the exact same pictures.

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This One-Time-Use camera produces very sharp pictures and features a built in flash with a 10ft flash range. Like, let’s say you want to shoot good portraits or documentary photography or street photography and you want it to be good but you don’t need it to be absolutely perfect, this is where I think Fuji Superia comes into play. With a refined black leather and silver metallic design, this sharp and sophisticated ultra-wide instant camera is dressed to impress.Seeing the posted image made me first think it wasn’t in the UK, but reading the article seems to confirm the images were indeed taken in the UK. The film produces medium saturation, with accurate color reproduction, with the big feature of the X-TRA rebrand being the addition of a fourth cyan layer to the emulsion for better color reproduction under fluorescent lights. In 2016 Fujifilm announced the discontinuation of Superia 1600, which meant it was no longer sold outside of Japan.

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That shouldn’t matter too much as these films were designed to be extremely similar at different speeds. Ignite the legacy of a fascinating but forgotten scientist, Ibn al-Haytham, and become a master of light with this unique lens designed for spherical aberration control on full-frame mirrorless cameras.Now, once again, I’ve only got on picture with someone in it and it’s not the best picture to show skin tones with. Perhaps you can see in the bottom right-hand corner, there is some browny/yellow brush which seems more saturated in the Superia image than in the Portra image. My guess if that if you exposed either of these films at 640 or 400, you would get much better results. Let’s find a little bit about the film and then how I found the experience of shooting a set of fast colour negatives.

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They even leveraged their history in film and created some very respected film simulations from these cameras. The colors were vibrant and punchy, but not overbearing, and those little dots, the texture… I knew they weren’t pixels, but what were they?During the printing of longer run jobs, small halftone dots remain stable, suppressing dot fluctuations. I don’t know if Classic Negative is “true to life” as it has a certain color shift (that I really like).