-good skin tones
-nice indoor film
-great for zoom lens
-surprisingly smooth and not too grainy

-certain warm colors were not as radiant

I like this film for it's price and quality. I was surprised at it's ungrainy appearance, but I wish that the warm color tones were stronger-it kinda look muddy at times. Still, I use it mostly indoors w/ my zooms and no flash! I strongly recommend this film for anyone who likes taking pictures indoors or night time scenes.

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Kodak Max 800

Very fine grain. Excellent color saturation. Good for sports and other "freeze action" situations. Blows up to 11x14 with no visible grain on a correctly exposed shot. Usually less expensive than Kodak.

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An excellent overall film. I shoot it almost all the time unless I want a print over 11x14 such as weddings.

Customer Service

Never needed it.

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Kodak Max 800, Kodak 1000, Superia 400, Superia 200, Superia 100, Royal Gold 25, 100, 200, 400.

Great film. Less grainy than Kodak 800. Great for indoor sports photography. The PRO version has better color saturation.

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Great for indoor sports when a flash is not permitted.

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Fuji Superia 100, 200, 400
Fuji Super HG 100, 200, 400, 1600
Kodak, 100, 200, 400, 800

Fast, good color saturation for 800 speed film. Lots better than the Kodak 800.

Seems washed out compared to slower film. Not as vibrant as I'd hoped based on reviews I've read.

I like this film but don't love it. I shoot it if I absolutely can't use flash, or if it's cloudy outside and I am stuck with a "zoom in the gloom." If I have a flash option the fastest I'll go is 400, and I really prefer Fuji Reala 100 or Kodak Portra 160NC. I'm going to try the pro version of this film next.

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Fuji 100, 200, 400, 1600
Kodak 100, 200, 400, 800

Incredibly fine grain,
while retaining good color and contrast. Good skin tone. Not as pricey as Kodak MAX 800.

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I use this film for low-light situations or when I use my 100-300mm zoom.

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Kodak MAX 800, Kodak Gold 100.

Reasonable fine grain for an 800 film

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I have been suprosed by its fine grain for an 800 film. Recently I used this in an auditorium and pushed it to 3200. I was pleasantly suprised. More experience with this film will yield good results.

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fuji 1600

Very fine grain, excellent color reproduction, good skin tones.

Pictures get mucky if you are a little short on light (just outside the range of your flash).

This is a great film. Colors are excellent and pictures always come out very crisp. Don't ever worry about grain when considering this film.

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Royal Gold 1000, Fuji Super HG 1600, Royal Gold 400.

I found the colors and action really came out awesome. I used this for night pictures of 4x4 trucks offroading in the middle of the night, 98% came out awesome, the 2% were photographer error. The action shots were amazing, vivid colors. Scanned in a number of them, came out perfect. the items in the pictures poped out of them like 3d.

Skin tones were a little washed out, think my flash contributed to that.

Every offroad event I attend, Fuji 800 and 400 are in my bag. Kodak is good, but the pictures come alive better with the Fuji film.

Customer Service

Called Fuji for a little help with picking out a film, they answered all questions and put to rest some concerns. Thumbs up to Fuji.

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All Kodak print films for the last 8 years. Just switched over to Superia 400 and 800.

nice color, fine grain

sensitive to blue

too much blue, especially at shaded area. otherwise ok.

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fine grain for 800 ISO film, low price

detail not as fine as slower speed film

It is a good film, and buy it from Ritz, they have it 4 for $8.99.

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kodak Max 800