Les couleurs seront un peu plus chaudes à 100 ou 50 ISOTous droits réservés - EMGK Photographie - Box ArgentiqueDésolé, ce produit n’est pas disponible. Featuring fourth layer color and Interlayer effect technologies, this film exhibits a soft contrast profile with faithful, yet vivid, color reproduction. The color palette lightens up considerably and shifts more towards pastel. With Fujifilm Fujicolor Pro 400H (EI 400 / 35mm format / Nikon F100) – by Mac MacDonald.
This also means that they can shoot freely, as they can make artistic exposure decisions without the immediate threat of crushed shadows or blown highlights.Josh Solomon is a freelance writer and touring bassist living in Los Angeles. I will say that Pro 400H’s results vary depending on the the way that it is shot and processed, which also contributes to it being a very malleable film. It is ideal for portrait work, as well as indoor or outdoor location photography, particularly in limited light. Cela signifie qu’il peut être exposé entre 800 et 100 Iso sans soucis. While Fuji 400h does, indeed, have a cooler rendition than Kodak Portra 400, it is capable of much more accurate color rendition than what is shown here.A lot of my early digital work was rooted in colour theory, and as a result (despite wanting to limit my film photography to black and white) I have shot through as many different colour films as I could find. I definitely personally prefer the rendering of colour and grain to the equivalent Kodak Portra 400 and think that the dynamic range is just as good.The price of a single roll of Pro400h at Analogue Wonderland is down to 16 pounds. Here we have Fuji 400H shot at 2 stops under box speed, and 2 stops over box speed: We thought you might also like to see how each of the film stocks in our experiment, react to different exposures.
When the same lab has processed and scanned both films, I see very little difference in color balance, but lower contrast and saturation in Portra films (but noticeably finer grain and greater sharpness).In medium format this film becomes even more impressive – the film takes on a silky-smooth, ultra high resolution look that represents the best of modern film photography.I disagree, in my experience there isn’t as much red or orange (and saturation) present in skin tones and in the overall image with Pro 400H when compared to Portra 400 or consumer-level C-41 process films. I used a lot of this film before Kodak Portra came out. It has become so popular that it has turned Fuji Pro 400H into somewhat of a film cliché beyond even the limited borders of social media.At some point I took one of those “what film would be best for you?” polls and this film won. Written by Mac MacDonald.
Perhaps a direct comparison between the two films would illuminate our different experiences!Your review is a real pleasure to read. Veuillez choisir une combinaison différente.Film négatif couleur – 400ISOLa sous exposition fera ressortir plus de grain et de contraste, en augmentant la saturation. I am not a fast shooter, and it is a rarity for me to finish an entire roll of film in a day, let alone a week. Fuji Pro 400H - 120. One has t... Avenida de La Paz 18 months ago 1 replies. He has an affinity for all things analog. Note: With the launch of Fujifilm's ""Fujicolor Pro"" film line, Fujifilm has renamed its high-speed color negative films. I am scared that fuji will pull all of their film stocks soon too. In this review I focus more on the overall look and general characteristics of the film, but the film is capable of different looks depending on the user.I used a lot of this film before Kodak Portra came out. Fuji Pro 400H, among other things in our hobby, is a victim of that phenomenon.I have never tried this film before. All that said, their price on 120 format Pro400h is 45 pounds for 5 rolls (9 pounds per roll). Fuji Pro 400H Film négatif couleur – 400ISO Présentation Le film possède une grande latitude, d’un stop et demi en sous exposition, et jusqu’à 5 stops en surexposition. In July of 2018, I made the switch from 100% digital to 100% film. It has a more saturation than Portra, but is a bit grainier. The photo of the man in the hat for example. FUJICOLOR PRO 400H PROFESSIONAL is a new-generation professional daylight type color negative film incorporating Fujifilm’s proprietary fourth color-sensitive layer in addition to the conventional three RGB-sensitive layers. Palette makes me want to cry and take opiates to caml downFor what it’s worth, I’ve included results from a couple of the writers on staff to show the different looks this film is capable of.