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Re: 35mm film - I use Fugicolor, what do you?

Posted by Jim Couch on March 24, 2001 at 01:01:57:
I am in the process of testing films myself. After having been rather dormant in my photography I am just getting around to playing with some of the newer films. In general I don't care much for the heavy saturated films, just don't look natural to me. My current faves are:
Kodachrome 64 (I have shot Kodachrome for years and love it's color)
Agfachrome RSX 100 (Nice neutral color balance - reasonable grain)
Fuji Astia (Very fine grain, again good color balance, not to contrasty or saturated.)
For faster films I am still really searching Kodachrome 200 is very sharp, nice color, but a bit more grain than I would like. The Agfachrome RSX 200 is very nice for it's speed in all respects, but kind of hard to find.

Jim Couch