Fuji Reviews

If you're not really into photography, then this film will be just okay. Maybe use it for your children's cameras but not for really serious photos. The colors are okay, not superior and enlargements really are not that great. It's just not that great of a film and I highly suggest moving up to the 400 or 800 if what you're taking is really important. The colors are more vivid especially in the 800 and you really have nicer photos. This speed is just for playing, I think. But for the serious photographer, move on to something else.

Fuji makes great film that has natural-looking colors, and the price is always better than Kodak. I usually buy Kodak because I prefer buying American when the quality and price differences aren't so large. But for shooting nature, I do have a slight preference for Fuji.

For an all-purpose color film, I nearly always shoot Fuji's 200 speed. It has the cooler tones that I prefer in my images and a good saturation level. The only drawback that I've seen while looking at various film prices here is that they are way over-priced! The only place that I've seen where you pay more for film is in the supermarkets. Any regular camera store or photo finisher will have this stuff for a lot less, and you won't have to wait for it to ship.

I am always taking pictures and I am so thoroughly impressed with Fuji film and especially the 200 ISO that it's the only film I will use- Kodak doesnt seem to deliver the results I want and when I tried Fuji- it became my favorite right off- great colors, bold, doesnt mute them like I found Kodak to do- highly recommend.

I used 2 rolls of this 4 pack and ended up throwing the other 2 rolls away. The color is dull like you wouldnt believe, looks like a B&W picture with a slight color tone to it. It is not sharp at all, and there is a considerable amount of grain EVEN WITH IT BEING ASA 100 SPEED FILM! This is the worst film I have ever used.

Great outdoor pictures, and cheaper than Kodak. That's all I have to say.

Fuji film produces beautiful colors at a very low price without compromising quality. This is a great all around film on sunny days and for dawn/dust shots on a tripod. Since this is a slow speed film with very fine grain, it's ideal for enlargements.

I just received the case after a wait of 4 weeks due to being out of stock. It does not fit the Fuji Finepix 1400 as described. The case won't close since the camera is too big for it.

This case is great! My Finepix 1300 fits snuggly inside and protects the lens since it doesn't have a lens cap. Also the handy belt loop makes carrying the camera effortless! If you have a 1300 pick this case up.