Fujifilm Fujicolor Industrial 400 35mm 36 exp (expired 2009-2010)

Step into the world of nostalgia and exclusivity with Fujifilm Fujicolor Industrial 400, a 35mm color film that carries the essence of Japan's photographic heritage. A sought-after gem, this film is a collector's dream and a creative tool for those who appreciate the art of analog photography.

Originally available only in Japan, Fujicolor Industrial 400 stands as a testament to Fujifilm's commitment to producing films with distinct characteristics. Its resemblance to the renowned Fujifilm Superia line is complemented by an even more pronounced rendering of red and green tones. This unique attribute sets it apart, making it a beloved choice among film enthusiasts and professionals alike.

With a nominal film speed of ISO 400, Fujicolor Industrial 400 offers versatility that extends from vibrant outdoor landscapes to indoor settings illuminated by flash. Its ability to deliver fine grain and rich colors enhances every shot, capturing the essence of the moment with remarkable clarity.

Dive into a world of captivating visuals where colors come alive and details are preserved. This film's exceptional color reproduction and smooth fine grain enable you to create images that feel authentic and immersive. While it excels in landscape and architectural photography, its distinctive color rendering adds a touch of warmth and nostalgia to every frame.

As you embark on your photographic journey with Fujicolor Industrial 400, embrace the cinematic charm and artistic allure it brings to your work. Capture the world through the lens of a film that carries the legacy of Japan's photographic excellence. Let your creativity flow as you harness the vibrant tones, fine grain, and unique character that Fujifilm Fujicolor Industrial 400 embodies.

Please note that this film has exceeded its recommended development date. However, just like fine wine, expired film can offer unexpected and creative results. Embrace the possibility of unique color shifts, dreamy tones, and a touch of vintage allure. For best results, consider shooting at a slightly lower ISO setting, allowing the film to work its magic one step slower.