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Technical Details
- Body Disp. Cam: Standard
- Disposable Camera Lens: without Lens
- Emulsion: Colour Negative
- Film Format: 135 mm
- Filmline: Fujifilm Superia
- Number of exposures: 24
- Pack Size: 3
- Pack Size (Units): 3
- Pack size: 3
- Professional Film: No
- Promotional Package Type: no
- Specification of Disposable Camera: Standard
- Speed: 200-399
- Speed in ISO: 200-399
- Year of Introduction: 1999
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
Designed for flexibility and ease of use, Superia 200 works equally well outdoors in daylight or indoors with flash. Enhanced color reproduction, sharpness, and smooth, fine grain.
Product Description
<ul><li>Body Disp. Cam: Standard</li><li>Disposable Camera Lens: without Lens</li><li>Promotional Package Type: no</li><li>Specification of Disposable Camera: Standard</li><li>Speed: 200-399</li><li>Speed in ISO: 200-399</li><li>Year of Introduction: 1999</li><li>Emulsion: Colour Negative</li><li>Film Format: 135 mm</li><li>Filmline: Fujifilm Superia</li><li>Number of exposures: 24</li><li>Pack Size: 3</li><li>Pack Size (Units): 3</li><li>Pack size: 3</li><li>Professional Film: No</li></ul>
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful
I HAVE ALWAYS USED FUJI FILM WHEN I CAN GET IT. THE COLOURS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN TRUE TO WHAT I REQUIRE, SO WELL DONE AMAZON KEEPING IT IN STOCK.
18 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Your probably wondering why you should buy film in this digital age, well I'll tell you why, Image quality. The image quality of film and especially this film is still far better than digital in most circumstances this is ESPECIALLY true in the compact market, where a good compact camera with a half decent lens can make an image that is greatly superior to that of a digital compact.
The main reason for this is the size of the image sensor; technology is yet to allow for large sensors to go into a compact camera, infarct the only camera currently being made with a sensor the size of 35mm film costs about £5000 and is far from compact!
A sensor in most digital compact cameras is probably about 7x5mm or maybe even smaller, compared to films 36x24mm, NO amount of mega pixels is going to fix this problem, you are still going to be enlarging a 7x5mm image.
This isn't especially noticeable at 6x4" at first but you put two 7x5" prints next to each other and the difference will hit you in the face, this becomes more noticeable as the enlargement gets bigger, and lets face it the images that get enlarged are the one that really count, and when the film speed or ISO is increased.
I'm not saying digital compacts do not have there uses (I do own one) they are good for when you have to have an image quickly for a good reason or for sharing pictures on the internet, its just that making great prints isn't one of them. So next time there is a wedding or a gathering and you want some great prints of great memories, then dig out your film camera, get some of this film, because Superia is one of the best films out there, and get shooting.
The main reason for this is the size of the image sensor; technology is yet to allow for large sensors to go into a compact camera, infarct the only camera currently being made with a sensor the size of 35mm film costs about £5000 and is far from compact!
A sensor in most digital compact cameras is probably about 7x5mm or maybe even smaller, compared to films 36x24mm, NO amount of mega pixels is going to fix this problem, you are still going to be enlarging a 7x5mm image.
This isn't especially noticeable at 6x4" at first but you put two 7x5" prints next to each other and the difference will hit you in the face, this becomes more noticeable as the enlargement gets bigger, and lets face it the images that get enlarged are the one that really count, and when the film speed or ISO is increased.
I'm not saying digital compacts do not have there uses (I do own one) they are good for when you have to have an image quickly for a good reason or for sharing pictures on the internet, its just that making great prints isn't one of them. So next time there is a wedding or a gathering and you want some great prints of great memories, then dig out your film camera, get some of this film, because Superia is one of the best films out there, and get shooting.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
I usualy buy this film individualy so was pleased to find a multipack on offer,, Same quality film but cheaper,
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Short date code
I bought this film on 6th Feb 2012, and was disappointed to see that the "Use By" date was May 2012. Be aware when buying if this is an issue for you!
Published 3 months ago by PaulB
Great quality
With the advent of digital cameras photographic film is becoming a rarity so it's good to see one of the top manufacturers still making photographic film. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Danger Mouse
witto ,s review
very good product have used this film for many years,, glad they still make it. although i have digital cameras ,i still like using 35mm.. all fuji products are very good.. Read more
Published 20 months ago by witto
Delivery a problem
Film in excellant condition the only problem the speed of delivery as the item is shipped from Germany
Published on 5 Feb 2010 by Ms. Curran
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