Which ISO 100 (and 200) C-41 films are currently produced?

tokam · Nov 5, 2015

Time for ND and / or polarising filters.

Sirius Glass · Nov 5, 2015

r.reeder said:
Richard S. (rich815) said:

Kodak Gold 200 is a wonderful film. I'd get that.

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Here in Arizona, there's so much sun that ASA 200 would be too fast; most of my cameras only go to 1/300 sec shutter speed, & down to f/16.

tokam said:
Time for ND and / or polarising filters.

+1

cmacd123 · Nov 6, 2015

fdonadio said:
They also had some Fuji Superia X-tra 400, which I'd never seen before, also set to expire in 2017.)

that has been my "go to" colour film for years and years. Once you fall for the Allure and convenience of having a zoom lens those extra couple of stops come in handy.

Which ISO 100 (and 200) C-41 films are currently produced?

tokam

Sirius Glass

cmacd123

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