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FUJIFILM FUJICOLOR NPZ 800

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  • ISO 800
  • color

Fujicolor NPZ 800 was a daylight-balanced color negative film introduced in 2002. It was renamed Pro 800Z in 2004, with no change to the emulsion, to align with the new Pro 160 line of films. It featured a fourth color layer on a triacetate base and was available in 135, 120, and 220 formats. NPZ 800/Pro 800Z was discontinued in 2009/2010.

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A rocky arch formation is visible in the ocean under a starry night sky.
A halal food truck with glowing signs is parked on a snow-covered street in a city at night, with people walking past.
A single orange hibiscus flower is in focus against a blurred green background.
A small wooden cabin sits in a grassy field with a church steeple and mountains in the background.
A field of white flowers in the foreground overlooks a lake and mountains.
A small chapel with a steeple stands on a hill overlooking a mountain range under a partly cloudy sky.

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