I enjoyed the results from this film but found I had to push the saturation in post a tad, despite shooting on a mostly sunny day. Nice green and blue tones and I will definitely use it again, but I'm not sure it wins me over from similarly priced Kodak stocks.

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