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Fujifilm Pro 400H - the only film that could compete with Portra!

Rated 5 out of 5
March 2, 2025

The colors were are spot an accurate – neutral. Greens and Blue EXPLODE – just the opposite of Kodak Portra/Gold. Kodak is the exact opposite as the Red/Yellow and Golds explode. Kodak and Fuji have each their own looks. Sharpness is excellent with this film as well. Fuji did better with keeping fluorescent lighting in check and not over exaggerating sunlight as opposed to Kodak doing better enhancing sunsets. Fuji Pro 400h was the only film that kept Kodak from running the prices sky high. Now it’s gone… Kodak prices are up unbelievable high and Fuji thinks the X100VI can replicate this look reliably (which it can NOT). We should all lament the death of this film… It will be sorly missed.

David

Good in all conditions

Rated 5 out of 5
October 5, 2020

Nice color without being overly saturated. Nice contrast. Handled bright sunny conditions well but better in even light. I used it for landscapes, nature shots, car shows, and some portraits. Very nice overall results. Very low grain.

Jim Donato

Love it. Better than Portra 400 for me.

Rated 5 out of 5
January 31, 2020

Skin tones are spot on. Everything looks natural. I haven’t had that luck with Portra.

Bryan Birks

Great for outdoor scenes

Rated 4 out of 5
January 31, 2020

Really lovely film to work with when there are lots of blues and greens. Skin tones can be problematic though. Overall a nice film with a desaturated palette.

Paul Petch.

my all time favourite...

Rated 5 out of 5
January 31, 2020

I just love this film, especially in 120. From the 1st day I shot this. Love the overall color and “tonality”, skin-tones are beautiful, latitude is amazing, grain is nice … very happy every time I shoot it. So for someone that does not like the “warm” look and Saturation of Porta this is the Film to get. Sadly it’s a bit harder to get (in Germany) and also a bit pricy, still i’ll always choose this film for all of my Color-Projects, especially in 120

Michael P. Schmidt

why does this film have zero stars? It is amazing

Rated 5 out of 5
September 27, 2019

This is an amazing film, beautiful pastel skin tones, nice greens and browns. Looks great overexposed. Nice grain! What more can you ask for? A lovely alternative to portra👍

thomas taylor