An excellent film. I used this film and a Nikon ED lens at 300mm to photograph a water moccasin swimming below a bridge. The 8x10 was very sharp.

None, except that it is not as sharp as Superia 400

Good film for low light and action.

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Fuji Superia 400, 200, 100, Reala, Royal Gold, Gold 100, 200, 400, NPS, NPH, Portra NC and VC, Supra, Ektapress

Amazing grain for 800. Excellent colours. Works well with flash, easily pushed to 1600. Good skin tones (not a Reala!!)

When on the rim of flash coverage, the picture gets murky. If you have a camera with only 1/1000 max shutter speed ot below, think twice before taking it to a sunny place. The very strong lighting (in Israel for example) can burn the film.

Excellent 800 film. Make sure you develop at a good lab. I have a lab with FUJI eqiupment and excellent workers, so the colours come out looking more than fine. I photographed a glass exhibit in Jerusalem at night, and then showed the pictures to a veteran photographer (he fought the Nazies). He couldn't believe it was an 800 film.
I didn't use the KODAK 800 film, but was told by quiet a few proffesionals to avoid using Kodak films altogather.

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Very fine grain for such a high speed film.

Great for shooting wildlife using zooms of 200mm or greater

Some say skin tones become muddy, but I've never done people pictures with this film

If you want to take pictures of birds, deer, and other animals from a distance this is an excellent film at a reasonable price. I've shot several rolls for this purpose and always been pleased.

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Fuji Superia 100, 200, 400

Kodak Gold 100, 200, 400 and 800

Clear strong colors, small grains. Good for sports. Both shadows and luminated areas printed out well.

Yet to experience. May be a bit too colorful for ultimate realism.

Bought a couple of rolls because 400 was out. Meant to photograph in the evening, but the happening had to be postponed till next mid day. So I had a too fast film in the camera - I thought.

When I finally got the prints I was expecting poor quality. I was amazed. It was like 200 grain with the "Fuji colors". I am going to try to press - may be up to 3200. But also want to try the Kodak version.

Worked well later in the evening too.

Camera: EOS-300
Lense: EF 75-300 IS USM

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Several 400s

Exposure latitude. This film can be used day & night in todays pocket sized autofocus point & shoot zooms. The results were always great.

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The wide exposure latitude amazes me. The day pictures turned out surprisingly well for such a film speed. The night time pictures were also very clear & sharp. I used the 800 for night time parades at Walt Disney world. The night time parades turned out great. One person in our party used 800 day & night. Her pictures look great also. I can't imagine how you can go wrong with this film. The colors are very good. The pictures seem clear & sharp to me. For the price, this film is exceptionally good.

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not needed. I use and recomend premium processing. The extra couple of bucks is well worth the results.

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Fuji 100, 200, 400, 800
Kodak gold 200 & royal gold 1000

Very Fine Grain
Sharp !
Good Color
Best 800 speed film.

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This is the probably the best consumer 800 speed film out there. I cannot tell the difference between this and the pictures taken with 200 or 400 speed . I was very with color as well, the Kodak 800 Max cannot hold a candle to this film. I will probably start and use this as my main indoor film - it is a winner !

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Kodak 800 Max(Yuk!)

Incredible sharpness, saturation and enlargability.

No.

That it's much less costly than Kodak's Max 800 notwithstanding, Fuji delivers! Colors saturated. Blacks black. Recently read that Kodak's Max 800 is really a true 640 and I believe it. That's fraudlent.

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Kodak Max 800

Great Color! Better than Kodak. Great in low light and for freezing action, esp. since my hand isn't too steady with the camera.

Occasionally can look a little grainy if the light is too low.

Best of the easily available 800 films and a great film if you shoot indoors a lot and/or like to freeze action or accommodate a shaky camera and still get clear shots!

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Kodak Gold Max 800