FUJIFILM Superia 200 135-24 (4 Pack), 200 ASA (1014246)

Pros: Great colors, excellent contrast. Helps even a newbie like me get great results

Cons: None found after shooting 4 rolls in different settings and lighting

The Bottom Line: Anyone looking for an inexpensive film that will not disappoint should give it a try. For the money I don't see how you can beat it!!

Review: Found the film to give great results in various situations. I'm using the film with a Canon Rebel 2000 w/ a 28-80mm lense. This is my first "non disposable" camera. I used a competitors film and then loaded in a roll of the Fuji. What a difference. The...

Pros: Inexpensive, good clear and quality pictures.

Cons: nothing

The Bottom Line: Get good quality film for capturing your precious moments a good price, while getting good results.

Review: When you pick up that camera and set off to take pictures you want to be ensured that the film you are using is good, quality film, that when developed your precious pictures are goign to come out looking like the moment they were taken. With this ...

Pros: Extra speed over ISO 100 film, minimal grain, sharp images and extra color saturation.

Cons: Some colors shift toward unnatural. Loss of detail(s) with overly vibrant reds, yellows and greens.

The Bottom Line: When you need more speed than that offered by ISO 100 and you still want sharp images, give Fuji's Superia 200 a try.

Review: Fuji's Superia 200 is the next step in speed for this company's consumer grade of films. It is a flexible film, well suited to overcast days and for use with flash. Like the rest of the films offered in the Superia line, it is known for its fine grain, ...