HELP: FujiFilm Superia - 4th Color Layer 100/12

[wheresmycheese]

anyone knows what is this film? or samples??

google wasn't too helpful either . thanks!!

[wheresmycheese]

or its just superia 100 ??

[boyboy]

what size?? 35mm, 120?

i tried to find superia 100 also, i think reala 100 easier to find. hahahaa. anyway, i just made do with superia 200. i shoot 35mm on SLR

btw, this 4th colour layer was a marketing hype from ages ago. i bet the film u find today is the same, with that 4th colour layer whatever. waiting for the results from the lab to see how superia performs. have not used it since i last shot film maybe 7 yrs ago. but i liked fuji back then.

[wheresmycheese]

Originally Posted by boyboy what size?? 35mm, 120? i tried to find superia 100 also, i think reala 100 easier to find. hahahaa. anyway, i just made do with superia 200. i shoot 35mm on SLR btw, this 4th colour layer was a marketing hype from ages ago. i bet the film u find today is the same, with that 4th colour layer whatever. waiting for the results from the lab to see how superia performs. have not used it since i last shot film maybe 7 yrs ago. but i liked fuji back then.

thanks.. how much is the superia 200? i got qutoed like 5euros for 2 boxes for superia 100

[jacob]

Originally Posted by wheresmycheese thanks.. how much is the superia 200? i got qutoed like 5euros for 2 boxes for superia 100

superia 200 mine expired since 2005. 3 rolls for $9.60 as stated in on the price tag. i presume you're talking about 35mm.

[boyboy]

i got mine 3 for $10 from miao laan.

100 will be much better (need lots of light anyway) if i can find it. i don't mind paying the same price as 200.

[wheresmycheese]

Originally Posted by boyboy i got mine 3 for $10 from miao laan. 100 will be much better (need lots of light anyway) if i can find it. i don't mind paying the same price as 200.

so is 5 EUROS expensive?? it works out ard $10. its expired since 2005 tooo..

Originally Posted by jacob superia 200 mine expired since 2005. 3 rolls for $9.60 as stated in on the price tag. i presume you're talking about 35mm.

yes 35mm no money venture into medium format

[boyboy]

euro? different country different pricing, dun think can compare directly.

fujifilm seems to be the most common consumer grade film i see around at neighbourhood photo shops (those who still deal with film, anyway). kodak also easy to find. konica is getting harder to find.

[wheresmycheese]

portra 400 cost 5 for $35 at cathey. so exp?????

[jacob]

Originally Posted by wheresmycheese portra 400 cost 5 for $35 at cathey. so exp?????

you are comparing between an nikon D40 to D200/S5pro.

[flowerpot]

Originally Posted by wheresmycheese portra 400 cost 5 for $35 at cathey. so exp?????

portra special la....

u want cheap and good... stick to u S5 pro la

[wheresmycheese]

Originally Posted by flowerpot portra special la.... u want cheap and good... stick to u S5 pro la

hmm.. portra is not a slide film rite? the normal portra how much can i expect? superia 1600 too

[KopiOkaya]

Originally Posted by wheresmycheese hmm.. portra is not a slide film rite? the normal portra how much can i expect? superia 1600 too

Where have you been?????

Portra is Kodak's professional grade portrait negative film - about S$14 a roll
Superia is Fujifilm's consumer grade negative film - about S$8 a roll
NPS and NPH are Fujifilm's professional grade portrait negative film (Fujifilm equivalent of Portra) - about S$13 a roll
NPC is Fujifilm's professional commercial grade negative film - about S$13 a roll

For films just ask me lah. No need to start a thread. I have the technical data and test samples for almost all the films available in the market currently.

[KopiOkaya]

Originally Posted by wheresmycheese portra 400 cost 5 for $35 at cathey. so exp?????

BECAUSE KODAK PORTRA IS A PROFESSIONAL GRADE PORTRAIT FILM.

It is more like comparing D3 with D60.

Now, if you ask what is the difference between professional grade and consumer grade film, professional grade films are manufactured under very tight tolerance and quality control. Such films are always shipped and stored in a freezer.