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FUJIFILM FUJICOLOR SUPERIA 100

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  • ISO 100
  • color

Fujicolor Superia 100 is a general purpose ISO 100 daylight color negative film introduced around 1998, primarily aimed at the consumer market. It was designed for flexibility and ease of use, offering sharp, accurate, and vibrant colors. A key feature was its '4th' cyan color layer for improved color reproduction under fluorescent lighting. It was available in 135 and 120 formats and was discontinued around 2009.

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A river flows through a forest with sunlight shining through the trees.
A woman in a white dress winks at the camera while sitting on a stone path surrounded by grass.
Three boats sit in a field of tall grass with several cooling towers in the background.
A lamp with a white shade casts a shadow on a wall.
A path leads through a grassy field to two trees on a hill under a clear sky.

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