Last reviews in Camera Film

Last reviews in Camera Film

• Guest 12th February 2009

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  Kodak Kodachrome 64 has sharp neautral colour and the best blacks a slide film can produce. I predict that it will be manufactured again one day... there was a period in the 1970s when baryta based B&W papers
  

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• jb410 10th January 2009

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  Excellent for Indoor to use whit multiple flashes. Outdoor I prefer 100 ASA. Fuji Superia 400 has good grain, quality, colors and price.
  

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• Guest 17th October 2008

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  I've shot about 25 rolls of this stuff and used it in most, if not all conditions. It's an all round good film especially for portraits as the skin tones are nice and there is a good contrast between light and
  

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• norbert 10th April 2008

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  I believe Agfa before they went bust , brought out a improved version , Labs set up for Fuji/Kodak tend to process this film badly and it is supposed to have vivid colour . Also I need Silverfast Neg Fix for up
  

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• Guest 25th February 2008

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  The best all-purpose slide film by far. Colour balance, cleanliness of processing, long-term colour stability
  

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• photoman 19th December 2005

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  Fuji Superia 200 is my favorite film that I use mostly.
  
  It's very good film for outdoor and flash photography. The pictures are sharp, and the colors are great.
  
  This film has four layers o
  

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• symanticvision 7th October 2005

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  The Ilford FP4 125 35mm Black/White camera film is one of the best Medium Speed film you will ever find. Try to develop it with D76 1:1, and you will be blown away by the details when you make an enlargement.
  

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• dturina 17th April 2005

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  When I switched from C41 to E6 film, I was testing lots of emulsions, and eventually I ended up using mostly Fuji RA (as a neutral, all-around film) and Kodak EBX (when I needed more punch). RA gives pictures a
  

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• adambukaty 9th June 2004

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  There's objectively not a lot which you can say about this Ilford FP4 125 35mm Black/White camera film; because everyone's personal shooting style differs from the next. Some people even modify medium format s
  

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• apapat 26th February 2004

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  The Kodak Kodachrome 64 is an excellent Camera film as sharp as the best with excellent natural colour rendition. Kodachrome transparencies are as vivid as 20 years ago and certainly no other slide film I have
  

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