kermaier
Well-known
When I used to shoot color film (it's been a few years now), Fuji Reala was my most frequent choice -- great stuff! I also used a lot of Fuji Press 400, which I couldn't tell apart from Reala (still got a bunch of it in the freezer, I think). But my favorites were probably NPS 160 and NPC 400 - just beautiful.
Ari
Ari
brainwood
Registered Film User
First place: Ektar 100
Second place: Ektar 100
...third place : Ektar 100
paulfish4570
Veteran
1) Ferrania 400 because it has a gritty, almost black and white soul. It is no longer being made but still is available.
2) Kodak UltraMax 400, a little slicker than Ferrania 400; it does monochrome subjects very well.
3) Portra vc160 for pretty things.
4) Kodak Gold 200 for checking out cameras and lenses. It is inexpensive to buy and inexpensive to process.
2) Kodak UltraMax 400, a little slicker than Ferrania 400; it does monochrome subjects very well.
3) Portra vc160 for pretty things.
4) Kodak Gold 200 for checking out cameras and lenses. It is inexpensive to buy and inexpensive to process.
MatthewThompson
Well-known
+1 vote for Reala and NPH.
Been itching to try Ektar too, it's the proce$$ing holding me back (120 and no scanner at present). Have to get the Jobo running.
Been itching to try Ektar too, it's the proce$$ing holding me back (120 and no scanner at present). Have to get the Jobo running.
russelljtdyer
Writer
Your poll would have been more interesting for specific films, not film makers. For instance, I selected Kodak, but I don't use Kodak Gold. I prefer Kodak Portra 160 VC & NC. I sometimes use Kodak Ektar 100. But, we seem to be filling in the details in our personal posts.
sepiareverb
genius and moron
Fuji ProPlus 100, 800Z, 400H and 160C. And now with the demise of K64, Velvia 50 & 100.
israel_alanis
The Laugher
Kodak ProImage 100 
Pirate
Guitar playing Fotografer
Ok, I give. What's Kodak ProImage 100? I can't find it anywhere.
bagdadchild
Established
All Color neg films are lovely
Fuji Pro160C
Kodak Portra 160VC
Fuji Pro400H
Kodak Ektar 100
Fuji Pro160C


Kodak Portra 160VC

Fuji Pro400H


Kodak Ektar 100

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segedi
RFicianado
Whatever I put in the camera!
David_Manning
Well-known
I really WANT to like Ektar 100 the best, but I can't get consistent color when scanning it.
What I CAN seem to work with is Fujicolor Pro 160S...I like it a lot.
What I CAN seem to work with is Fujicolor Pro 160S...I like it a lot.
Pirate
Guitar playing Fotografer
I really like the Ektar but I want to try the Pro 160S in 120 format. I've used it in 135 and it was fantastic, but I let WalMart develop it because I was not set up to do it myself at the time.
E.M
Well-known
Portra 160 NC
Pirate
Guitar playing Fotografer
I almost ordered some Portra to give it a try, but I went for the Fuji 160S in 220 format for the moment. When that's done, I'll try the Portra.
luuca
Well-known
1 - ektar 100
2 - pro 800z
2 - pro 800z
Lilserenity
Well-known
Having been a bit all over the place since the demise of Kodachrome (I have never shot a great deal of C41 before) I have finally settled on:
Portra NC - reportage, street, landscape, portraits
Ektar - reportage, street, landscape
Superb films. I will use Fuji 400H if I have it, or if I am all out and in a town where it doesn't have what I use above, then I will use Superia 200 or 400 - Kodak Gold is a nice film, but it's also very variable and I've had some Kodak Gold back that was horrid in its blotchy colour.
Vicky
Portra NC - reportage, street, landscape, portraits
Ektar - reportage, street, landscape
Superb films. I will use Fuji 400H if I have it, or if I am all out and in a town where it doesn't have what I use above, then I will use Superia 200 or 400 - Kodak Gold is a nice film, but it's also very variable and I've had some Kodak Gold back that was horrid in its blotchy colour.
Vicky
amateriat
We're all light!
For most of my color work: Kodak Portra 160/400NC
Extreme mixed available light: Fuji Pro 800
Still-life/architectural: Kodak Ektar 100
- Barrett
Extreme mixed available light: Fuji Pro 800
Still-life/architectural: Kodak Ektar 100
- Barrett
ckuwajima
Celso
Kodak Ektar 100
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