miha
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I see this film available via several European vendors. I wonder how does it compare to Fuji X-tra 800, a film a have used a lot in the past (mainly as Fuji 800 Press, and its predecessor Fuji Super G 800) in terms of color balance and grain as well as how does it behave under incandescent light. Thanks.
brbo
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Same film.
miha
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But datasheets differ, see spectral sensitivity curves:
https://www.fujifilmusa.com/shared/bin/AF3-068E.PDF
https://fujifilm.jp/support/filmandcamera/download/pack/pdf/datasheet/ff_superiavenus800_001.pdf
https://www.fujifilmusa.com/shared/bin/AF3-068E.PDF
https://fujifilm.jp/support/filmandcamera/download/pack/pdf/datasheet/ff_superiavenus800_001.pdf
silkyfeet
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they are different films. a while ago i found a picture of how fuji grade all the films stocks they had from high-low contrast to grain as well. i cant find the post.
silkyfeet
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here is the link of the chart what i was speaking about. scroll dwn the page to see the post.
https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/superia-venus-800-superia-x-tra-800.142855/
https://www.photrio.com/forum/threads/superia-venus-800-superia-x-tra-800.142855/
miha
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This is the site I got the datasheets from. However, the chart you are pointing at only lists one ISO 800 film, the Venus.
silkyfeet
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the superia 800 and 1600 will have the same characteristics as the superia 400 just more grain. ive used all three and they deliver the same look just 800 and 1600 has more grain.
I wouldn't bet on those data sheets being entirely accurate or current. More on what I mean by that in this thread (see post 14 and 20).