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FUJIFILM FUJICOLOR SUPERIA PREMIUM 400

  • 39 photos
  • ISO 400
  • color

Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia Premium 400 is a daylight-balanced color negative film, a Japanese market variant of Superia X-tra 400 consumer film. Launched in 2009, it features improved exposure latitude and is optimized for the reproduction of Japanese skin tones. It is officially distributed in Japan only.

Three distinct images are arranged vertically, featuring buildings and an illuminated tunnel.
A narrow, steep stone staircase leads up a misty alleyway lined with buildings and lush greenery.
A red-roofed building sits in a valley surrounded by mountains under a blue sky with clouds.
A large wooden torii gate stands at the entrance to a park, surrounded by lush green trees and several people walking on a paved path.
A hand is illuminated by a bright light source, creating a starburst effect.
People walk with umbrellas on a wet street at night in Tokyo.
A close-up shot shows the petals of a pink flower against a blue and pink background.
A large rock formation covered in trees rises from the water, with other islands visible in the distance.
A small, boat-shaped wooden house stands on a grassy hill overlooking the ocean under a clear sky.
A red vintage car with a "VILLA MUSEA" license plate is parked indoors at night.
A black taxi drives across a crosswalk on a busy street lined with buildings and signs.
A person with a backpack and a shopping bag stands on an escalator with bright lights.
A pedestrian underpass with a red path and strong shadows is visible under a clear blue sky.
A large domed building is visible behind a garden with tall, slender trees and manicured bushes, with other city buildings in the background.
A vibrant red bougainvillea bush grows over a wall with barbed wire in front of a modern building with garage doors.
A woman with red hair and a nose ring stands in a field with her arms raised.
A wide shot shows a body of water with land in the distance and bushes in the foreground.
A wooden table and stacked chairs sit in a room with large windows overlooking the ocean.
A stream flows through a rocky, mountainous landscape with pine trees under a clear blue sky.
A marina filled with boats is nestled at the base of a lush, green mountain with houses dotting its slopes under a cloudy sky.
A vibrant red mountain range with a bright blue sky and white clouds.
Sunlight streams through a window covered in green vines, casting dappled shadows on a carpeted floor.
The Tokyo Tower stands tall against a clear blue sky, with its red and white structure visible from a low angle.
A harbor full of boats is nestled at the base of a mountain covered in houses and trees, under a bright blue sky with fluffy white clouds.
A bench sits on a tatami mat floor next to an open shoji screen, with a tree visible outside.
A woman with her head upside down is surrounded by pink flowers and green leaves.
An aerial view shows the Tokyo Tower surrounded by a dense urban landscape with numerous buildings and green spaces under a clear sky.
Several people and a dog walk along a foggy beach, leaving footprints in the wet sand.
The interior of an airplane cabin is visible from a passenger's perspective, with screens displaying content above the seats.
A concrete staircase with a blue tiled wall and handrail leads upwards from a tiled ground with a drain.
A long pedestrian bridge leads to a town with mountains in the background.
A woman stands in a dark room with her arms raised, illuminated by light rays from a skylight.
A small boat moves across sparkling water with large, green mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.
Sunlight streams through tall trees and illuminates the undergrowth in a forest.
An airplane is visible through a window with snow-capped mountains in the background.
A woman with short brown hair and blue eyes looks up at the viewer against a green background.
Two children are on a pier at sunset, with one child preparing to dive into the water and another standing nearby.

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