Perfect for landscapes, especially if the landscapes have green on it. To me worked as well under low light conditions but I wouldn't recommend it as such because of the ISO 200 but you're welcome to try and experiment. Great price/quality relation.
To me it has been the usual 35mm film to buy when I was doubting and has responded great every time.
The photos were taken in a Canon EOS 500N

A very good basic colour film. In decent light, it gives good natural colours, little grain, and reasonable exposure latitude. My tip/thoughts are this: How many colour film manufacturers do you know in the USA? I only know one. This " new" "Fuji" is made in the USA - I suspect it's Kodak Color Plus, or a VERY similar emulsion, in another box, so if I fancy a reel I buy whichever is on the best deal. I can't see any difference between the two! Both are good, If I had to stick with one color box, in this case, it would be green!! Try a roll without fear - it's good stuff!

Gives warm and brown tones, absolutely dreamy at golden hour. For the price it's definitely a goto default film comparable to the likes of Kodak gold.

my favorite, best colors, even pale colors look good, unparalleled

I know a lot has been written about this recently, and yes, it's mostly true. It is a great film, it doesn't have the poppy red and green of C200 but it holds its own amongst a few rivals.