Konica Minolta Color Centuria 400

This is a great all-purpose film. I haven''t had a problem with any bluish bias as yet, maybe I''m lucky. I had reservations when first buying this film because their previous film, the VX-100 I think it was, always surely came out pinkish. This is not the case with Centuria. I''ve taken it to both Konica and Fuji labs and they''ve done a pretty d*** good job. Well, I guess it really depends on your lab, doesnt it?

Cheap! Great skin tones +/-2 stop exposure Dunno the reciprocity failure for this film but have been happy with nightshots.

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Fuji, Kodak, Agfa

Extremely fine grain and sharp. The color is very saturated. Even better than Fujifilm superia 400.

Price and grain and color.

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Fuji 400, Kodak 400

Are you kidding?

I have not tried the market´s all similar films, and no Kodaks during later years...sorry you Americans...but since they come from so many different factories it´s hard for labs here to have machines calibrated to all different "emulsions" of the same film out at the same time on the market.So "single-factory" films like Konica have an advantage...
Wel, this film is the first raelly good 400 I have tried, and I have shot 2 weddings with it, indoors with flash, outdoors with and without fil-in, and other outdoor shoots.All to my full satisfaction!I first just shot a roll randomly on differnet subjects, and from the start I was impressed of the grainless (visibly so on small prints, of course not so on larger prints) and very clear-coloured and sharp images it produced.All direct out of the 1-hour lab at my work.I´m sure it can perform even better on manually copied enlargements, but have not tried that yet.
However, this film have won me over totally from using 200 ISO, maybe I will still use some Reala 100 (or Centuria 100, but I´ve heard it´s not so impressiv as Cent 400) when I need extra neutral colours, but mostly I want that little more punch that this film have been giving the last 10-12 rolls I have shot with it.
Here in Sweden a good 400, with some richness colour-wise, have it´s use, that´s for sure!!!
4 stars overall since the perfect film has yet to come, value is on top though!

Great colours, pure and UN-muted
Yet I haven´t even noticed any grain, which always plagued the 400´s I´ve tried before, including Konica.

None I can say no other film has.

Fuji 200 & 400 Superia
Fuji Reala (good one, but...a 100 ISO!)
Konica Centuria 200

I use this film for tests, when I shoot up to 8 rolls per day, and most results are not critical. The results are usually OK, but I wouldn't advise using it in lighting conditions significantly different from midday sun - you might get perceivable colour bias, usually into the blue cast. I don't make enlargements of test pics, so I have nothing to say about the grain.
Recommendations?
Kodak for portraits,
Fuji superia reala for landscapes,
Any other ** for testing, and you'll be quite happy with what you'll get in each of the cases!

Cheap, fast

Low dynamic range, gives bluish bias occasionally

Almost every colour negative film available

Are you kidding?