Update 01: 2018-09-20
Welcome to part two of this series, looking at all the fresh film stocks still being produced today. In part one I covered every film stock from ADOX to Dubblefilm. With those 18 stocks out of the way, this article will be covering a little over 30 stocks from Ferrania to Hillvale – assuming that Fuji doesn’t discontinue more in between me writing this and publishing it.
Fingers crossed, eh?
As with part one, each film is sorted by manufacturer then film stock; and there’s a mass of film data included for each one. More detail will be coming in due course, as I complete my database of edge markings and reciprocity characteristics. In the meantime, please feel free to submit any data and sample images you may have using the form linked throughout this page.
Here’s what’s covered in part 2:
FILM Ferrania films
Founded in 1923, the original Ferrania ceased trading in late 2012, some four years after its then President announced the cessation of film product manufacture. Ferrania was acquired in 2013 by FILM Ferrania s.r.l. and in late 2014 the “new” Ferrania successfully completed their Kickstarter campaign, “100 More Years of Analog Film”, in an effort to rebuild, repair and restart the parts of original film production facility.
The company has been beset with difficulties, which have resulted in the original crowdfunding campaign timeline to be revised numerous times but in February 2017 the company announced the reintroduction of FERRANIA P30. The company still remains committed to restarting the production of both color negative and color reversal (slide) films.
Further reading: Wikipedia
FERRANIA P30 Alpha
FERRANIA P30® ALPHA is an 80/20° ISO panchromatic black & white motion picture film for still photography and reintroduces the legendary P30 film produced by Ferrania during the 1960s. FERRANIA P30® ALPHA is coated on triacetate base and features an incredibly high silver content of 5 grams per square meter.
Read FERRANIA P30 Alpha reviews / Read the FERRANIA P30 Alpha development guide (part 1) by Scott Micciche. Part two is here.
| Name | FERRANIA P30 |  |
| Vendor | FILM Ferrania | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 80 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | No | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | 2-stops: EI 320 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±1 stop | |
| Verified Manufacturer | FILM Ferrania |
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Film Washi films
Launched in 2013 and based in Saint-Nazaire, France, Film Washi is the world’s smallest company to produce photographic materials. Specialized in handcrafted film-making and industrial film conversion, Film Washi offers a wide range of unique and innovative emulsions coated on both polyester and Japanese paper.
Further reading: Film Washi
Film Washi A
Film “A” is an ISO 12/12° black and white film used as leader and protection during the reproduction process of motion picture films. It is sensitised to record technical data and offers a very fine grain and a very high contrast. The film is coated on a polyester base and 35mm canisters are not DX-coded.
| Name | Film Washi A |  |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 12 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 100ft reel | |
| 35mm DX Coded | No | |
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Datasheet: Download the Film Washi A datasheet
Film Washi B
Low contrast in nature, Washi Film “B” was originally made for generic medical radiography and has been converted to “regular” sheet film sizes. Being sensitive only to blue light, “B” is recommended for portrait and urban photography. It is an ISO 125/22° film, is available in sheet format only and is coated on both sides, on a blue polyester base.
| Name | Film Washi B |  |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 125 | |
| Format(s) | Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi D
Originally coated for aerial surveillance and cartography, “D” is a panchromatic negative film, offering high contrast and moderate grain. “D” is used by the Russian aerospace industry for generic uses, including military aerial surveillance missions. It is an ISO 500/28° film and can be pushed to EI 1600 and processed as a slide film.
The film is coated on a polyester base and available in 36 and 72 exposure 35mm canisters.
| Name | Film Washi D |  |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 500 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 100ft reel | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi G
Film “G” was originally made for generic medical radiography and has been converted to “regular” sheet film sizes. It is low contrast in nature and being sensitive only to blue and green light, is recommended for landscape photography. It is an ISO 80/20° film, is available in sheet format only and is coated on both sides on a blue polyester base.
| Name | Film Washi G | |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 80 | |
| Format(s) | Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi K
Washi Film “K” is converted from rolls of Kodak Plus-X Aerographic Film 2402 that expired in 2000. The production of Kodak Plus-X ceased in 2011. It is an ISO 100/21° film, is available in sheet format only and is coated a polyester base.
| Name | Film Washi K | |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Kodak |
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Film Washi P
Film Washi “P” is a panchromatic film hand-coated on a polyester base. With no anti-halation layer it can, under special light conditions, provide a diffused effect. It is an ISO 100/21° film, produced on special order only.
| Name | Film Washi P | |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi S
Film “S” is is an ISO 100/21° film used by motion picture professionals for sound recording, which requires very fine grain and ultrahigh definition. This sharpness is guaranteed by a special anti-halation layer located between the film’s base and the emulsion layer. The film is coated on a polyester base.
| Name | Film Washi S | |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (paper negative) | |
| Native ISO | 50 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120, 620, sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi V
A new handcrafted, panchromatic ISO 100/21° film, Washi V is more transparent, more sensitive and with better latitude exposure. Hand-coated on artisanal 41gsm Gampi paper made by Awagami Factory in Japan.
| Name | Film Washi V |  |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (paper negative) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ±2 stops | |
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi W
This is the original ISO 25/15° Washi Film, hand coated on Moriki Paper’s Tosa 28gm Washi (Kozo). With high sensitivity to blue, less to green and no sensitivity to red light, this film gives best results with urban, portrait and still life photography. Film “W” is available in sheet-films and 35mm, but also in 120 or 620 formats.
| Name | Film Washi W |  |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (paper negative) | |
| Native ISO | 25 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120, 620, sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Film Washi Z
Originally coated for aerial vegetation mapping, “Z” is an ISO 400/27° near-infrared sensitive film, offering nice contrast and green shades separation, making it perfect for landscape photography.
| Name | Film Washi Z |  |
| Vendor | Film Washi | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 400 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | ||
| Spectral sensitivity | ||
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Film Washi |
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Foma Bohemia films
Foma Bohemia spol. s.r.o is a photographic company based in Hradec Králové, Czech Republic established in 1921, originally as Fotochema, being renamed in 1995 on privatisation. They are mostly known for their line of black and white films and papers but also produce movie film, X-ray films for medicine and industry along with processing chemicals. They formerly produced aerial and surveillance films.
Further reading: Wikipedia
FOMAPAN 100 Classic
FOMAPAN 100 Classic is an ISO 100/21° panchromatic black and white negative film. According to the manufacturer the film is characterized by high resolution, wide exposure latitude and fine grain. The film is available in 120 roll film, sheet film and perforated 35mm format, including long length rolls.
| Name | FOMAPAN 100 Classic |  |
| Vendor | Foma Bohemia | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120, Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 1600 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±2 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Foma Bohemia |
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FOMAPAN 200 Creative
FOMAPAN 200 Creative is an ISO 200/24° panchromatic black and white negative, hexagonal core/shell tabular silver grain grain film. According to Foma the film features excellent resolving power, low granularity and is intended for use under normal or slightly unfavourable light conditions. The film’s wide exposure latitude allows exposures between ISO 100/21° and 800/30° without a change of development time.
The film is available in 120 roll film, sheet film, perforated 35mm and long length rolls.
| Name | FOMAPAN 200 Creative |  |
| Vendor | Foma Bohemia | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 200 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120, Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 1600 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±2 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Foma Bohemia |
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FOMAPAN 400 Action
FOMAPAN 400 Action is a panchromatic ISO 400/27° black and white negative film. According to Foma the film features a good resolution and it is intended for use under unfavourable light conditions. The film is available in 120 roll film, perforated 35 mm films including long length rolls.
| Name | FOMAPAN 400 Action |  |
| Vendor | Foma Bohemia | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 400 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | 4-stops: EI 6400 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±2 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Foma Bohemia |
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FOMAPAN R 100
FOMAPAN R 100 is a panchromatically sensitized ISO 100/21° black and white reversal film. It is distinguished by very fine grain, high resolving power and contour sharpness, and higher contrast. It can be reversal processed to create transparencies, or developed in normal black and white chemicals to produce a negative.
| Name | Fomapan R100 |  |
| Vendor | Foma Bohemia | |
| Type | Black and white (reversal/slide) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 8mm, Super 8, 16mm, 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | 2-stops: EI 200 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±1/2 stop | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Foma Bohemia |
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RETROPAN 320 Soft
RETROPAN 320 soft is a panchromatically sensitized special negative black and white film with fine grain, good resolution and contour sharpness. The film is characterized by a wide range of half-tones and soft light which makes it suitable for photography and subsequent contact printing or “retro” style enlarging of negatives (photographs of still lives, architecture, experiments, landscapes, portraits, etc).
| Name | Foma Retropan 320 Soft |  |
| Vendor | Foma Bohemia | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 320 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120, Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ±2 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Foma Bohemia |
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Fujifilm films
Fuji Photo Film Co., Ltd. was established in 1934 with the aim of being the first Japanese producer of photographic films. Over the following 10 years, the company produced photographic films, motion-picture films and X-ray films. In the 1940s, Fuji Photo entered the optical glasses, lenses and equipment markets.
Unlike its main competitor Kodak, Fujifilm built an expectation of the decline of film as a mass market photographic medium into its business. The company succeeded in making the transition to digital imaging but sadly continues its exit from the photographic film space at speed. At the time of writing, Fuji just announced the discontinuation of its last remaining black and white film stock, NEOPAN ACROS 100.
Further reading: Wikipedia
Fujifilm Fujicolor C200
FUJICOLOR C200 [CA] is a daylight color negative film with an ISO rating of 200/24°. It is coated on a PEN (Polyethylene Naphtalate) base and was until recently commonly used by Fuji as a white-label film, an example being Agfaphoto’s Vista Plus 200.
| Name | Fujifilm Fujicolor C200 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 200 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | 2-stops: EI 800 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm Fujicolor 業務記錄用 ISO 100 / Fujifilm Industrial 100
Fujicolor 業務記錄用 ISO 100, translated literally as “Operational Recording” and translated for use in the West as “Fujicolor Industrial 100”, is an ISO 100/21° daylight colour negative film. It is only directly available for sale in bulk, in 12, 24 or 36 exposure 35mm cassettes in Japan. The film offers fine grain and excellent colour reproduction, particularly suited to Japanese and other Asian skin tones.
Also previously available in an ISO 400/27° version, which is no longer in production.
| Name | Fujifilm Industrial 100 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 1600 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Color
INSTAX Mini Color is an ISO 800 colour integral instant film format, which provides a W46mm x H62mm picture size on a W54mm x H86mm sheet. The film is daylight balanced (5500K), is supplied in cartridges of ten sheets each. and can be used on Fuji and Lomography INSTAX Mini compatible cameras, compatible instant film backs, as well as the Leica Sofort instant camera.
The film has a resolution of 12 line/mm and each sheet is constructed of polystyrene.
| Name | Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Color |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color instant (Integral) | |
| Native ISO | 800 | |
| Format(s) | INSTAX Mini | |
| 35mm DX Coded | N/A | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | Integral | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Monochrome
INSTAX Mini Monochrome is an ISO 800 black and white integral instant film format. Like INSTAX Mini Color, Monochrome provides a W46mm x H62mm picture size on a W54mm x H86mm sheet. It is supplied in cartridges of ten sheets each and can be used on Fuji and Lomography INSTAX Mini compatible cameras, instant film backs, as well as the Leica Sofort instant camera.
The film has a resolution of 12 line/mm and each sheet is constructed of polystyrene.
Read the INSTAX Mini Monochrome review.
| Name | Fujifilm INSTAX Mini Monochrome |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Black and white instant (Integral) | |
| Native ISO | 800 | |
| Format(s) | INSTAX Mini | |
| 35mm DX Coded | N/A | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | Integral | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm INSTAX Square Color
INSTAX Square Color is an ISO 800 black and white integral instant film format. The film provides a W62mm x H62mm picture size on a W86mm x H72mm sheet. It is supplied in cartridges of ten sheets each.
| Name | Fujifilm INSTAX Square Color |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color instant (Integral) | |
| Native ISO | 800 | |
| Format(s) | INSTAX Square | |
| 35mm DX Coded | N/A | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | Integral | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm INSTAX Wide Color
INSTAX Wide Color is an ISO 800 colour integral instant film format, which provides a W99mm x H62mm picture size on a W108mm x H86mm sheet. The film is daylight balanced (5500K) and is supplied in cartridges of ten sheets each and can be used on Fuji and Lomography INSTAX Wide compatible cameras and instant film backs.
The film has a resolution of 10 line/mm and each sheet is constructed of polystyrene.
| Name | Fujifilm INSTAX Wide Color |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color instant (Integral) | |
| Native ISO | 800 | |
| Format(s) | INSTAX Wide | |
| 35mm DX Coded | N/A | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | Integral | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm INSTAX Wide Monochrome
INSTAX Wide Monochrome is an ISO 800 black and white integral instant film format. Like INSTAX Wide Color, Monochrome provides a provides a W99mm x H62mm picture size on a W108mm x H86mm sheet. The film is daylight balanced (5500K) and is supplied in cartridges of ten sheets each. and can be used on Fuji and Lomography INSTAX Wide compatible cameras and instant film backs.
The film has a resolution of 10 line/mm and each sheet is constructed of polystyrene.
| Name | Fujifilm INSTAX Wide Monochrome |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Black and white instant (Integral) | |
| Native ISO | 800 | |
| Format(s) | INSTAX Wide | |
| 35mm DX Coded | N/A | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | Integral | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Fujifilm NEOPAN 400CN Professional
Fujicolor NEOPAN 400CN Professional is an ISO 400/27° fine grain chromogenic black and white film designed for general use, but particularly aimed at use in the portrait and wedding market, with the added benefit of being processed in C41 colour negative chemicals.
Fujicolor Neopan 400CN Professional has a wide exposure latitude with excellent highlight and shadow detail. The film is reputedly made for Fuji by Harman Technology.
| Name | Fujifilm NEOPAN 400CN |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 400 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | ILFORD (Harman Technology) |
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Fujifilm NEOPAN ACROS 100
UGH…with Fuji’s recent announcement that this film will be discontinued, I’ve been in two minds about including it here… At the very least, it’ll stay in this list until October 2018. After that, who knows.
NEOPAN ACROS 100 is an ISO 100/21° ultra-high-image-quality black and white negative film that boasts the world’s highest standard in grain quality among ISO 100 films, rich gradation and outstanding sharpness. These features make it an excellent choice for a wide range of photographic applications, including portraits, landscape, architectural subjects, product photography, photomicrography and duplication work.
It offers EXCEPTIONAL reciprocity characteristics, making it the film of choice for long exposure photography and is coated on a triacetate base.
| Name | Fujifilm NEOPAN ACROS 100 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Black and white (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | Panchromatic | |
| Normal Process | BW | |
| Cross process | BW reversal | |
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 800 | |
| Exposure latitude | ||
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fujifilm NEOPAN ACROS 100 datasheet
Fujifilm Fujicolor Pro 400H
Fujicolor Pro 400H is a “new generation” professional daylight type color negative film incorporating Fujifilm’s Fourth Color Layer technology. Pro 400H provides a very wide exposure range, and can be under or over exposed several stops with minimal impact on the final image.
| Name | Fujifilm Pro 400H |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 400 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120 | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 3200 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fujicolor Pro 400H datasheet
Fujifilm PROVIA 100F
Fujifilm PROVIA 100F [RDP III] is an ultra-high-quality, daylight-type ISO 100/21° color reversal (slide) film. Along with Fuji Velvia 100, PROVIA 100F is the world’s finest grain ISO 100 color reversal films.
In both rollfilm and sheet format, the film is coated onto a Triacetate base.
| Name | Fujifilm Provia 100F |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (reversal/slide) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | E-6 | |
| Cross process | C-41 | |
| Push process | 2-stops: EI 400 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±0.6 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fuji PROVIA 100F datasheet
Fujifilm Fujicolor SUPERIA Premium 400
Fujifilm Fujicolor SUPERIA Premium 400 is a Japan-only ISO 400/27° color negative film available in 35mm cassettes. The film exhibits a wider exposure latitude than Fuji’s other ISO 400 consumer film stocks and is especially resistant to over-exposure. The film was designed with the Japanese skin tone in mind and produces a vivid color palette. In addition, the film responds very well to push processing.
| Name | Fujifilm Superia Premium 400 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 400 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 3200 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fujifilm Fujicolor SUPERIA Premium 400 datasheet
Fujifilm Fujicolor SUPERIA Venus 800
Touted as being “ideal for compact cameras”, Fujicolor SUPERIA Venus 800 is an ISO 800/30° film that claims to provide the same level of fine grain as SUPERIA X-TRA 400.
| Name | Fujifilm Superia Venus 800 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 800 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | 2-stops: EI 3200 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer |
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Datasheet: Download the Fujicolor SUPERIA Venus 800 datasheet
Fujifilm SUPERIA X-TRA 400
FUJICOLOR SUPERIA X-TRA 400 [CH] is a daylight type ISO 400/27° color negative film that incorporates Fuji’s Fourth Color Layer technology and Super Fine-Σ (Sigma) Grain technology to achieve high image quality when printed on Fujicolor papers.
| Name | Fujifilm Superia X-TRA 400 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 400 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 3200 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fujicolor SUPERIA X-TRA 400 datasheet
Fujifilm Velvia 50
It’s Fuji Velvia 50 [RVP 50]. Don’t be scared and shoot it before it’s inevitably discontinued. It is an ISO 50/18° high-image quality daylight-type color reversal film with superb granularity, world-class levels of image color saturation and vibrancy.
In 120 format the film is coated onto a triacetate base. In sheet format the film is coated on a polyester base.
| Name | Fujifilm Velvia 50 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (reversal/slide) | |
| Native ISO | 50 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | E-6 | |
| Cross process | C-41 | |
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 200 | |
| Exposure latitude | -0.5 / +1 stop | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fuji Velvia 50 datasheet
Fujifilm Velvia 100
Velvia 100 Professional [RVP 100] is an ISO 100/21° daylight-balanced high-image-quality color reversal film. In addition to Fuji’s assertation of “the world’s highest level of color saturation”, this film boasts an RMS granularity of 8.
In 120 format the film is coated onto a triacetate base. In sheet format the film is coated on a polyester base.
| Name | Fujifilm Velvia 100 |  |
| Vendor | Fujifilm | |
| Type | Color (reversal/slide) | |
| Native ISO | 100 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm, 120, Sheet | |
| 35mm DX Coded | Yes | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | E-6 | |
| Cross process | C-41 | |
| Push process | 3-stops: EI 400 | |
| Exposure latitude | ±0.3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Datasheet: Download the Fuji Velvia 100 datasheet
Hillvale films
Hillvale is an independent photo lab based in Melbourne, Australia.
Sunny 16
Sunny 16 is the same Fuji 200 ISO color negative film used in their disposable cameras. Although the film canister’s paper label has a DX code illustration printed on it, it is non-functional.
| Name | Hillvale Holiday | |
| Vendor | Hillvale | |
| Type | Colour (negative) | |
| Native ISO | 200 | |
| Format(s) | 35mm | |
| 35mm DX Coded | No | |
| Spectral sensitivity | - | |
| Normal Process | C-41 | |
| Cross process | ||
| Push process | ||
| Exposure latitude | ±3 stops | |
| Verified Manufacturer | Fujifilm |
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Ending part two
Fifty plus stocks down and we’ve only just scratched the surface. Part three covers I to J – that’s ILFORD to Japan Camera Hunter.
If you think I’ve missed something, please do let me know in the comments below. Just remember, these are films which are still in production, not still available to purchase…maybe there should be another list for that 😉
Finally, thanks (and due credit) to Lomography, Camera Film Photo, Washi and B&H for the images.
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Updates
2018-09-20:
Updated links, added new datasheets, removed Fuji Superia 200 and Hillvale Sunny 16. Added Hillvale Holiday. Updated count.
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Sad to see Neopan go 🙁 I love that film.
I’ve heard rumours that Fuji 160NS and now Fuji Industrial 100 have been discontinued..
Great series anyway. Excellent resource.
That’s correct-ish! 160NS is now gone and although both Industrial films were marked as discontinued, 100 has made a comeback. The problem with these two specifically is that they’ve never been officially announced to the public so Fuji can be more opaque than usual about their status. Thanks for the feedback, it’s really appreciated – the more you know!
As of May 1, 2018, Fuji Acros 100 black and white film is listed as “discontinued,” or “unavailable” at all the major on-line stores in the US.
The film is not officially discontinued until October 2018 according to guidance from Fuji. The film is still available to purchase in other territories. Thanks for the input, Scott.
Fomapan isn’t DX encoded (at least in the UK).
Neither was the original batch of Ferrania P30 — don’t know about the recent stuff they may have added it.
Also: Fotoimpex CHM 100 & 400 – Produced by Harman Technology and similar to Kentmere 100/400
Holga 400, Rebranded Fomapan 400 – mainly in USA.
The implication of the blurb is that CHM is like “old” (pre-Harman?) Kentmere.
The kentmere company which Harman bought in 2007 only produced photo paper. Harman introduced the branded films in 2009 originally as a budget option for the US market. It’s probably based on the pan 100/400 selected markets film. Likewise Rollei RPX, Agfa photo APX and Oriental Seagull.
velvia 100f discontinued 2012;
superia 200 discontinued may 2017 very little stock left;
velvia 50 sheet film discontinued and velvia 100 sheet film 4×5 only (plus 120, 135);
pro 160 ns sheet film discontinued 2016, 120 discontinued uk late 2017 some stock. never sold in USA. Still available in Asia and elsewhere in Europe but for how long?
fuijicolor 100 also sold in retail packs – Asia only.
Fuji often discontinue films last in their home market. So;
Velvia 100F. 120 discontinued in Japan 2015. Sheet film available in Japan only. (all formats disc. 2012 in Europe/USA)
Superia 200 discontinued globally may 2017.
Velvia 50. Sheet film Japan only. (disc 2012 Europe/USA) 135/120 available globally
Velvia 100. 8×10″ sheet film Japan only. 135/120 and 4×5 available globally
Pro 160 NS Sheet film discontinued 2016 globally. 120 available Europe (not UK) and Japan.
Provia 100F 135 plus 120 and Sheet film available globally
Fujicolor 100 retail in Japan/Asia only
Fujicolor c200 Europe/USA not Japan
400CN this is reported as being developed with ilfords tech input. Not sure it’s made by them though.
Some retailers such as Maco obtain Japan only stock for European sale e.g Natura 1600, stock only.
Velvia 100F? I don’t think so…
David, please enlighten me.
I was under the impression that Fuji Pro 160NS was discontinued (at least according to my main film supplier).
Hi James, it’s still here although only in 120, 4×5 and 8×10 and only readily available in Japan. 35mm was discontinued across the board a while back.
@filmferrania Loving this series