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Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 (Japan Only) Colour-Negative Film Review: Outstanding Grain & Colour Stability

This is not a respool of any Kodak film: it looks unlike anything made in the 'States — I've checked! — and the edge markings on this inconspicuous roll, when developed, bear unmistakable Fujifilm design and typography.

Fujifilm Fujicolor 100 (Japan Only) Colour-Negative Film Review: Outstanding Grain & Colour Stability

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This is not a respool of any Kodak film: it looks unlike anything made in the 'States — I've checked!

— and the edge markings on this inconspicuous roll, when developed, bear unmistakable Fujifilm design and typography.

In this review, I'll explain why you may want to pay a little extra to try this film or pick up a roll at a good price if you see one.

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This is not a respool of any Kodak film: it looks unlike anything made in the 'States — I've checked! — and the edge markings on this inconspicuous roll, when developed, bear unmistakable Fujifilm design and typography. In this review, I'll explain why you may want to pay a little extra to try this film or pick up a roll at a good price if you see one.

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