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Ilford XP2 Super is a chromogenic black-and-white photographic film made by Ilford Photo. It is designed for processing in the standard C-41 color-negative chemistry rather than a conventional black-and-white process, which allows it to be handled by laboratories equipped for color film. Ilford desc...
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Unique C-41 black-and-white film praised for latitude, smooth grain, scanning ease, and convenient commercial processing.
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The Fujifilm Fujicolor Pro 400H is a color negative film offering high image quality for professional photographers. Its notable characteristic is its rich, saturated colors and excellent grain structure, ideal for classic photographic styles. Primarily used by those seeking archival-quality prints...
Fujifilm Superia 400 was a consumer color-negative film intended for ordinary daylight photography. Its ISO 400 speed provided a practical compromise between low-light capability, shutter speed, and image grain, while its C-41 process made it compatible with standard color-negative photofinishing. T...
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Beloved affordable consumer film with forgiving latitude, pleasing greens, and versatile speed, despite occasionally inconsistent skin tones.
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Ilford XP2 Plus 400 is a chromogenic black-and-white negative film introduced in the 1990s before Ilford replaced it with XP2 Super. Unlike conventional silver-based black-and-white films, it was designed for the widely available C-41 color-negative process, allowing standard color laboratories to d...
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Convenient chromogenic black-and-white with broad latitude and easy lab processing; less darkroom prestige than traditional silver films.
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Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 800 is a daylight color-negative film with an ISO speed rating of 800. Fujifilm produced it for 35 mm photography, with rolls commonly offered in 24- and 36-exposure lengths, and it is processed using the C-41 process. Its high nominal speed makes it suitable for low-light, a...
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Useful fast color film with good low-light response and characteristic saturation, balanced by prominent grain and occasional color casts.
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Fujicolor Pro 800Z was a high-speed, ISO 800 daylight-balanced professional color negative film manufactured by Fujifilm. Designed primarily for low-light conditions and fast-action scenarios, it was formulated to produce fine grain and accurate color reproduction despite its high sensitivity. The f...
Fujifilm Neopan 400CN was an ISO 400 black-and-white photographic film that utilized chromogenic development chemistry. Designed to be processed in standard C-41 color film chemicals, it allowed black-and-white photography to be developed at standard high-street photo labs. The film produced a fine-...
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Convenient C-41 monochrome option with Fuji reputation; useful but less admired than Acros or traditional Neopan stocks.
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LomoChrome Turquoise XR 100-400 is a color-negative film made by Lomography for the C-41 process. It has a variable exposure range commonly given as ISO 100 to 400 and is offered in formats including 35 mm and 120. The emulsion is designed for experimental color rendition, shifting familiar hues tow...
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Striking experimental palette earns cult enthusiasm, while pronounced color shifts, unpredictability, and high cost restrict general usefulness.
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Kodak Ektapress Plus 1600 was a professional color negative film made by Eastman Kodak for photographic work requiring a high nominal film speed. Its ISO 1600 rating was intended to help photojournalists and other photographers work in dim conditions or with fast shutter speeds, at the cost of more...
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Historically useful photojournalism stock enabling extreme low-light work, with heavy grain and variable color limiting broader appeal.
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Ilford XP1 400 was a pioneering chromogenic black-and-white photographic film introduced by Ilford in 1981. As an ISO 400 speed film, it was specifically engineered to be processed in standard C-41 color chemistry rather than traditional black-and-white developers. This allowed photographers to drop...
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Historically important C-41 monochrome film with lab convenience; early chromogenic look was useful but later stocks surpassed it.
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Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia Premium 400 is a consumer-grade 35mm color negative film designed for the C-41 development process. Released in 2009 specifically for the Japanese market, it was engineered to produce highly accurate skin tones under various lighting conditions. The film features a sensiti...
AgfaPhoto Vista 400 was a consumer color-negative film sold under the AgfaPhoto brand for 35 mm still photography. It has a nominal ISO 400 speed and uses the C-41 process, placing it in the general-purpose category for photographers who want a moderate-speed color film for everyday scenes. Vista 40...
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Affordable everyday film remembered for vivid color and solid latitude, with grain and inconsistent rebranding preventing premium status.
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Fujicolor Superia X-tra 400 is a consumer color-negative photographic film sold by Fujifilm with a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400. Commonly supplied in 35 mm cartridges, it was intended as a flexible general-purpose film for daylight, indoor flash, travel, family, and everyday photography. It uses t...
Fujifilm 400 is a 35mm color-negative film for the C-41 processing system, with a nominal ISO speed of 400. Fujifilm introduced it in North America in 2023 as the successor to Superia X-TRA 400, placing it in the consumer still-photography film segment. Its ISO 400 rating provides a general-purpose...
Flic Film Elektra 100 is a Canadian 35mm color negative film designed for C-41 processing. It has an ISO 100 rating and was released for still-camera use in 2023. The film is associated with Kodak Aerocolor IV, an aerial color-negative film stock adapted for photographic applications. It is intended...
FUJIFILM 200 is a consumer color-negative film for 35mm still cameras. Fujifilm specifies a nominal speed of ISO 200, daylight color balance, C-41 processing, and a cellulose-triacetate film base; a standard single roll contains 36 exposures. It is intended for everyday analog photography in dayligh...
Astrum Color Negative 125 is a medium-speed color-negative photographic film associated with Astrum, a Ukrainian manufacturer of photographic materials. It is intended for color photography and produces a negative image that can be scanned or used to make photographic prints after processing. The pr...
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Uncommon color stock valued for distinctive Eastern European character, but variable results, scarcity, and uncertain freshness undermine reliability.
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Svema Color 125 is a color photographic film associated with the Svema film factory in Shostka, Ukraine, which operated during the Soviet period and after Ukrainian independence. The film is identified by its nominal sensitivity of ISO 125 and has been sold for still photography in 35 mm formats. It...
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Distinctive vintage colors have creative appeal, but severe age sensitivity, unpredictable processing, and weak consistency restrict broader approval.
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Film Washi X is a 35mm color negative photographic film rated at ISO 100 and processed using the C-41 process. It is made from Kodak Aerocolor IV aerial film stock that has been re-spooled and sold by Film Washi for ordinary photographic use. The film is intended for photographers who want to expose...
CatLABS X FILM 100 Color is a 2025 ISO 100 color negative film from Boston retailer CatLABS, processed in C-41 and offered in 120 and 4x5.
Original Wolfen NC500 is a color-negative still-photography film made for standard C-41 processing. It is sold in 35mm format at a nominal ISO 400 speed and is available in 36-exposure rolls. The emulsion is based on Agfa XT320 cine-film material and was produced without the remjet backing used on s...
AgfaPhoto Color 400 is a color-negative photographic film rated at ISO 400 and designed for processing with the C-41 standard. The listed format is 35mm, making it compatible with conventional 35mm film cameras and processing services that handle C-41 materials. Its ISO rating indicates a general-pu...
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