Can ISO 800 Print Films Do Everything?

Article Abstract:

The development of Kodak Gold Max 800 and Fuji Superia X-tra 800 ISO, 35mm color films offers amateur photographers excellent high-speed films with excellent color rendition, and equal grain and sharpness as that found with their manufacturers' ISO 400 films. Both 800-speed films, however, have limited quality in prints with underexposures of three stops. The Kodak Gold Max 800 has more vibrant colors with higher contrast than the Fuji Superia X-tra. The Kodak Ektapress PJ800 and Fuji NHG II professional films have more grain, but sharpness and contrast are better than found in the 800-speed amateur films. How the films were tested is described.

Kodak Gold Max (Film), Fuji Superia X-tra (Film), Kodak Ektapress (Film), Fujicolor NHG (Film)

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Films of choice: which color films do pros prefer - and why?

Article Abstract:

Color film is selected based upon the quality of its emulsion. Many professionals now prefer Kodak's Ektachrome X as a replacement for Kodachrome slide film. Fuji's Velvia also enjoy substantial popularity for its color saturation.

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Gold vs. Royal Gold

Article Abstract:

A comparison of the Kodak Gold Max and Royal Gold 1000 films indicated that Max produces consistently superior results. Other new Gold films also outperformed their Royal Gold counterparts.

Kodak Gold (Film), Kodak Royal Gold (Film)

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