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FUJIFILM 600020058 35mm Color Negative Film ISO 400 36 Exp
35mm colour negative film rated ISO 400 with 36 exposures for versatile lighting
- TypeColor Negative Film
- Features35MM ISO 400 36 EXP COLOR FILM ACCS
- ISO 400 sensitivity handles bright and low light
- 36 exposures per roll gives more frames to shoot
- Fine grain structure keeps enlargements sharp
- Accurate skin tones suit portrait work
- 35 mm format fits standard film cameras
35mm Color Negative Film ISO 400
This FUJIFILM 35mm color negative film is rated at ISO 400 and provides 36 exposures per roll. It suits photographers who want versatile, medium-speed film for everyday shooting. The fine grain structure supports sharp detail and clean enlargements. Both professionals and hobbyists can rely on its consistent color reproduction.
36 exposures and ISO 400 versatility
The roll delivers 36 frames, giving ample capacity for extended sessions or travel. ISO 400 sensitivity handles bright daylight and lower-light interiors without pushing or pulling. In very dim conditions or when fast shutter speeds are essential, the film will reach its limit and require flash or a tripod. It is not designed for specialised high-speed or low-speed applications.
Fine grain and natural skin tones
The emulsion renders vibrant reds, blues and yellows with smooth tonal transitions. Natural skin tones make it a strong choice for portrait work. Fine grain preserves detail when prints are enlarged. Standard 35mm cartridges fit any compatible camera, so loading and processing follow normal lab workflows.
Highlights
- ISO 400 sensitivity handles bright and low light
- 36 exposures per roll gives more frames to shoot
- Fine grain structure keeps enlargements sharp
- Accurate skin tones suit portrait work
- 35 mm format fits standard film cameras
Specifications
| Brand | FUJIFILM |
|---|---|
| Model | 600020058 |
| Type | Color Negative Film |
| Features | 35MM ISO 400 36 EXP COLOR FILM ACCS |
Questions about this item
Will this ISO 400 film work in my older 35 mm camera that only reads up to ISO 400?
Yes, the film is rated at ISO 400, so any camera that meters up to ISO 400 will expose it correctly.
How can I verify the roll is exposing properly after I load it?
Advance the film and watch the rewind knob turn with each stroke; after shooting, develop the roll and check for 36 frames with consistent density.
Does the box contain a canister or do I need to buy one separately?
The roll comes in its own light-tight 35 mm cassette; no extra canister is required.
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