Fuji Reviews
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- Rich gradation and fine grain.
- For daylight and tungsten light source exposures.
- Convenient 30 second development (FP-100B) and 15 second development (FP-300B).
- Outstanding film handling characteristics.
- Wide range of professional applications.
- Rich gradation and fine grain.
- For daylight and tungsten light source exposures.
- Convenient 30 second development (FP-100B) and 15 second development (FP-300B).
- Outstanding film handling characteristics.
- Wide range of professional applications.
- ISO 100 with exceptional image quality
- Excellent results with low light/long exposures
- Increased resistance to fading light
- Improved results in over / under development times & a wide range of temperatureranges
- Available in 3.25 x 4.25 and 4 x 5 formats, 10 sheet packs
- Fujinon 2.4x zoom lens; 38 ~ 90mm, f/7.0 ~ 11.5
- Real image type zoom viewfinder
- Active infrared auto focusing system; 2.95 feet to Infinity
- Programmed electronic shutter
- Automatic exposure control
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- Fujinon 35-60mm, f/6.3-10.8 (1.7x) Zoom Lens
- Easy Film Loading
- Multi-Mode Auto Flash with Red-Eye Reduction
- Full-In Flash Mode
- Flash Off Mode
- This roll of Superia color film provides you with superior print quality over standard 35mm film
- Excellent for sunny or brightly lit situations
- Fine-grain imaging is very suitable for close-ups, portraits and landscapes
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So far so good.
- 80 minutes SP/120 minutes LP
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Consistent reburns, nary a coasterMy new Maganavox set-top is chock full of features, reads .wma (a mixed blessing to be sure; I think many people see with apprehension the sudden rush to make things WM compatible; I don't mind another format choice, but Micro$oft, in the opinion of many much more learned is such matters than me, is determined to make Windows Media the only standard available, not the best or another choice. Fortunately, their main competition Real, according to a majority of learned ITers, produces even worse software than the Redmonites. In fact, Real Player is little more than a badly patched together (the IT equivalent of gum and bailing wire) collection of spy and adware. Many people think it obvious that Real has little interested in building good products and every interest in datamining without your consent or even knowledge if you're not IT savvy--or so THEY tell me. THEY know a lot. Everything in fact.
Anyway, got off the beaten track.
The Fuji products have been excellent. I find the + formats to be slightly sharper for video purposes and faster--tho' some burners won't work with them. I don't mind a "format war"--means lower prices for us--but + is clearly marginally, but noticeably superior to -.
The Fuji products--of all formulas--have been consistent and, knock on wood, I've not coasterd a single one and I've recently been archiving a lot of data. Primarily with Nero, but also with CopytoDvd which uses the "Patin-Couffin" engine--whatever that is.
But I highly reccomend all Fuji DVD media.
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