Fujifilm Fujicolor Pro 400H Color Negative Film, ISO 400, 120 Size USA

I bought this film via the Amazon mobile app, in which you can't always easily read the details and descriptions of items. I saw this item and assumed that because of the price and the pictures showing boxes of several rolls of film, that it would be three to five rolls of film.Nope; it was ONE roll of film that wasn't even boxed. I had this order shipped with several other larger and heavier items, and it arrived rolling around in the bottom of the box in just a little plastic tear-open sleeve, like the individual rolls are wrapped in when you buy a box of five rolls.I'd heard this was a good substitute filmfor Kodak Portra 400 (120), and was excited to have found a cheaper type of film for experimenting with. So when I realized I paid almost $14 for a single roll, I was really disappointed, considering a box of 5 rolls of Porta 400 costs $30, and I've bought individual rolls of Portra 400 for as little as $6 at camera supply stores. I'm sure the film works nicely, but I wouldn't know because I'm returning it. The picture is misleading and the description is too vague, not to mention the film was probably damaged during shipping by its complete lack of packaging.Other kinds of Fujifilm I've used have all worked very well, but this price is ridiculous when I can buy the same thing at a camera store, where it comes in a box or at least a bag to protect it.

I bought this film for the price because it was my first time using a medium format camera (maymia c3), also it was my first time developing color film with the unicolor c-41 kit I also got on Amazon. I scanned the photos with the Epson v600. I wasnt expecting much because everything was basically a test. I was pleasantly surprised with the performance of the film.

Since 120 film is less available than it was in the old days, this film will do in a pinch; if you have a high end camera that uses this, you can still potentially produce outstandingly sharp pictures that, even in ‘big print’ sizes, will be competitive with the current bazillion dollar digital cameras.

Bought these for a Holga, works great! It was my 1st time, so definitely was shocked at how much more it cost to develop M format.

Good stuff

The film was in good condition when received. Since there is only about 12 picture per roll I HIGHLY suggest you buy more rolls than just one. If you want just one roll there is no complaints here. Just saying buy more rolls you'll save more money. I bought this film for my Diana F+ camera from Lomography.

Excellent color - fine grain - gives new life to my old Fuji GS645GS. Excellent skin tones and accurate color rendition.

Back to shooting film again, and I love this stuff. Really love the colors and grain of this film. I recommend it.