I like Reala. I also shoot a fair bit of Portra 160 & 400 (both VC and NC), Fuji Pro 400H and sometimes Portra 800. But I often also shoot Kodak Gold 100 or Gold 200 - often with the intention to convert to B&W as I quite like the results.
My favorite is Reala and went to B and H on Sunday to pick some up for an upcoming trip. They had none and said its been discontinued.
A quick online search confirmed the worse.
I called Adorama and they had plenty, just came back with 10 rolls and the bin was still full.
I voted "Other" because I don't really like any color negative film. I just never got the hang of it, and now that there is digital, I use it for *most* of my color work. So to claim any film as a favorite would be misleading.
But when I DO use C41 color film, I dislike Portra the least. NC for indoors or otherwise under controlled lighting. And VC outdoors in the sun - instant beachball feel to it.
I don't shoot much color, film or digital, but my first experiences with a few rolls of Portra may see me shooting more color. I just loved Portra NC. The VC I found too color saturated for anything but really particular subjects. I am going to abandon Fuji Superia entirely even though Porta costs a lot more. I have found I can make a bit back in processing costs though. I had been taking my better films to a specialty lab. Then I tried Wal Mart, at less than half the cost. I can't tell the difference in processing.
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