Shot this film (expired 2019) in Athens in Summer of 2025. Great colours, and fantastic negatives. Scan uploaded is massively scaled down as original scan was close to 100MB.

Truly missing this film stock, it had such a great colour latitude and fine grain. Wish they'd start making it again!

One of my favourite colour films for how sharp and vibrant the colours are, a must buy!

can't recommend enough, rate at box speed and get fantastic natural colours and phenomenal sharpness

Still holding out hope for Pro400H to make a return. Fuji made amazing colour-negative stocks that suited more than just the California city scapes

Had never really shot any Fuji in medium format but after seeing the results of this roll it may become a regular in my rotation of go to 120 film stocks

A new favourite film for landscapes. Great latitude so it can be quite forgiving and the I really enjoy the way this film renders subtle tones in the scene.

Awesome film. I bought this on a whim and shot 1 roll in the Australian countryside. I was amazed when I checked my scans. Barely any grain and gorgeous deep green & blue tones. It rained a lot on my trip, but this film did an awesome job. I can think of only 1 or 2 films that would handle the conditions as well as this, and I've used well over 30 films. 160 ISO is great if you have a crappy old TLR camera with slow shutter speeds and the weather is gloomy. I would love to use this film in a misty forest.

A hidden gem. I've never heard anyone praising it and it's definitely not as popular as Portra 160 but it's a really amazing film! Its grain is very subtle and colours are rich but not oversaturated, very true to reality I'd say. It has a rather mild contrast which makes it a great choice for portraits but it's not the only application it suits. If it wasn't for its rather low ISO I'd say it is a great all-rounder. Like other Fuji films, it can sometimes render skin tones more on the pink side so bear that in mind. Definitely worth a try!

This film isn’t cheap but the rolls I’ve shot have made it a contender for best negative around! The colours are true and vibrant, with a slight purple hue that can be corrected easily in post if desired. Some photos are enhanced by this hue at golden hour! Skin tones remain good throughout.

Fujifilm has always been top rated in my list of film brands, and this one does not disappoint! A beautiful film with a lovely range of tones, I used it to photograph the spring blossoms and the colour range of the film really brought out the pinks, blues and whites of the blossom and sky. Nice and soft contrast and saturation too.

... but I'm struggling to like this film like I like Pro 400H much more than Portra 400.

It's less easy to scan from than Portra 160, but it does hold up well in different lighting conditions. Not sure I'd pay more for this than Portra 160, but it'd be nice to have it still in Fuji's line up, alas I believe it has been discontinued...

Nice skin tones, not too saturated. Greens and browns look great making it a nice film for landscapes too.