Fuji Superia 40035mm, Consumer Color Neg ISO 400

Fuji Superia 400, introduced in 1998, was Fujifilm's mainstream consumer color negative film and a direct competitor to Kodak Gold and Ultramax. Its slightly cooler, greener color palette compared to Kodak films gave it a distinctive character that many photographers prefer. Superia's reliable performance and vivid colors made it one of the most widely shot films in the world during the late film era.

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