Rating Reviewed by: Vincent COSTE(Unregistered User)
(Casual)
Review Date July 4, 2001
Overall Rating 2 of 5
Value Rating 3 of 5
Review 1 of 15
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Summary:
For 3 years now I have tried to find a good APS film, it's nearly impossible, every picture is grainy and horrible... I've been stupid to buy an APS P&S, if you can, just stay away from APS : expensive films (compared to 35mm equivalent), and expensive processing for poor results.
Really not that impressed with quality at larger sizes (P & H). In classic mode the photos are great. Will be experimenting with 100 and fuji's SmartFilm next to see if there's any difference. Could not see any marked differences between the Nexia 200 either. So I'm still looking!
Strengths:
Easy Loading Ease of Use Good Colour Definition
Weaknesses:
Very grainy in P mode, even in H Mode to some extent
Rating Reviewed by: JOEL MARTIN(Unregistered User)
(Casual)
Review Date November 16, 2000
Overall Rating 5 of 5
Value Rating 4 of 5
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
1 votes
Review 3 of 15
Price Paid:
$4.00
Summary:
BEST OVERALL APS FILM. ON SNAPSHOTS QUALITY IS EQUAL TO 35 MM, SIDE BY SIDE COULD NOT TELL THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THIS AND ADVANTIX 100, GREAT PANORAMICS,
Rating Reviewed by: Agung Tandjung(Unregistered User)
(Expert)
Review Date September 15, 2000
Overall Rating 3 of 5
Value Rating 3 of 5
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
1 votes
Review 5 of 15
Summary:
My first two rolls of APS!! The results are very decent eventhough they are still way behind our current 35mm film technology. However, for the purpose of point-and-shot, this film is reasonably good. Some colors are rendered bold enough, but the primary colors are good. I still need to compare with other APS films on the market to choose a favorite.
Strengths:
This film handles contrast situation very well. I shot some backlighting scenes with very good results. Reds and yellows are good. Greens are also acceptable. Sharpness is acceptable.
Weaknesses:
The grains are apparent in the panoramic format. I am guessing this is due to small size format (APS is 24 mm) and enlargement. Some colors are somewhat too flat, for example brown and brick colors. I'll be comparing with other APS films on the market.
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