Albeit not as available as it once was this is some of the last Fuji film available which is still manufactured in Japan with Fuji chemistry rather than in the US, it makes for a magnificent film

I had a roll of this in my fridge waiting to be used for years and it was worth the wait. Perhaps my choice of location/weather helped, but the images came out stunning. The colours were true to life whilst still retaining that 'film look'. In my opinion, Fuji is known for their green tones while Kodak is known for their warm tones, yet this film encompasses both. I was worried when loading this film that the greens would dominate, especially given the warmth of the location, yet this is not the case. Definitely one of my favourite roles that I shot on the trip

I love this film, and can't wait for it to be back in stock, one day (hopefully). It's colours give me such a nostalgic feeling and remind me of the photographs my mother would take in the '90s. Perfect for everyday photography

Just right amount of saturation with great sharpness, perfect film for travel. I shot it with my point and shoot camera and really happy how the photos turned out without much exposure control.

Got this in a WonderBox, wish I had tried it sooner because these greens are amazing! The future of Fuji films are looking uncertain so I'm now hoarding any rolls of this I can get my hands on.

Brilliant film, vibrant colours and even shot on the brightest days shots never look washed out. I like taking pictures of architecture and I found with this film the details came out superb.

Generally love the fuji colour negative films (though they are few) but I was amazed by the detail and fine grain of this film compared to C200 and x-tra 400. Those fuji greens and blues are intense and beautiful whilst also nailing skin tones. Took this film to Marseille this summer and it perfectly handled the 30C heat for an entire week and was unaffected by carry-on X-rays. Would love to get my hands on this film again and more of it. Perfect for hot sunny summers.

Love this film. Having not used it before I no idea what to expect but the way it handles very bright skies is awesome. Greens are dark and desaturated (in a good way) and blues and yellows are vivid. Skin tones are warm - it's a great all-rounder! Only issue is it's pricey so for me it's a bit of a treat.

Renders colours beautifully, give you that classic film look, with vibrant tones, and great detail. Highly recommend, will try and shoot again for sure. The Japanese text on the packaging makes it even more appealing. =)

First time shooting analogue, I thought that I would want the warm, gold result from a film like Kodak Gold, however after trying both Gold and Fujicolor 100, I can safely say the colors of the Fujicolor are far more satisfying. The whites/greys are very soft and cloud-like to some extent, whereas the colors have the perfect degree of saturation, this makes for images where colors stand out!

I also think Fujicolour offers a generally more natural, realistic image paired with that slightly washed/soft look.

I am looking forward to shooting with Fujicolor 100, however I do hope it becomes more affordable or at least remains the same price as analogue photography seems to be getting more expensive across the board.

Vibrant tones when you want it but will also produce more muted tones accurately, just watch your highlights. I preferred the results I got from this to Portra 160 or Ektar.

Really nice film to shot with, lots of colour and saturation. With plenty of natural light this film can give you outstanding results !

Seems a solid colour film, needs some good light but has a nice and deep look to it

The first thing I would like to say about this film is that I feel like the 100 ISO rating is a lie! As this film performs amazingly well, even in low light situations! Due to the low ISO there is also minimal grain. A great colour film.