>
> With all the photogs here I thought I would ask if anyone has compared use
> of the Suji Superia X-Tra 400 to Kodak's Supra400 in actual use. I am
> curious to learn which actually holds up better in
> daylight/sunlight. Anyone
> try these?
>

Hi Peter,

I use Kodak's Supra ISO 100 & 400 and they are both impressive films,
especially when you consider the price.  I tried 1/2 a brick of Fuji Superia
Xtra 400 a few months ago and IMO it's not as good as Kodak's Supra 400.  Of
course this may have been the C-41 line it was run through at A&I but I find
that A&I's line for other Fuji films I use to be excellent.  A&I uses Fuji
Crystal Archive papers normally and I had some other Kodak print film (Royal
Gold 100 RA, Supra 400, Gold 100 GA), processed at the same time and they
all looked great.

Kodak's Supra 100 is a very fine grained film with excellent color and
sharpness, I like it for use on people and subtle colors with very good
saturation.  Supra 100 film just "disappears" on prints, (did I mention that
I like it?), and Supra 100 is now my "normal" ISO 100 negative film.
Kodak's Supra 400 is also very fine grained, as fine a grained as most
consumer ISO 100 films but with better contrast and maybe a little less
sharp than Supra 100.  Supra 400 also has a very smooth, natural look on
prints.  As a 400 speed print film, it should be in every point and shoot
camera.  It's what I load the T4 with and give to my wife when she wants
good sharp kid pictures in all lighting conditions and I cannot be there to
carry and use 20lbs. of EOS gear.

I switched to the Supra films because they produce excellent prints and at
only a very slight bump in cost over Kodak Gold or Fuji Superia Reala films.

Just my .02 worth.


Regards,

Chip Louie

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