Lomography

Reviews

• Fuji Pro 400H, 120mm: Fidelity and Realism

  
  I will never forget the first analogue film I used. The Diana+ had just arrived and I wanted to shoot with a film that guaranteed quality and lifelike results. Back then I knew nothing about Lomography, cross-processing, multiple exposures or anything experimental. I was just looking for realism. The chosen film was Fuji Pro 400H.
  September 20, 2011 2 comments 9 likes

• Fuji Pro 400H: For a Neutral Feel

  
  Neutral is the word. It captures skin tones accurately, but may be too muted for other subjects.
  August 22, 2011 1 comment 6 likes

• Fuji Pro 400H 120: Smooth Color for your Toy Friends!

  
  For smooth color and honest skin tones, I love Fuji's Pro 400H 120. It's fast enough for my Diana, and the true to life colors make my friends and family look like I remember them!
  August 17, 2011 2 comments 4 likes

• Fujicolor Pro 400H (120, 400 ISO)

  
  Fujifilm's professional quality, medium speed film. Check it out!
  August 16, 2011 3 comments 6 likes

• Fuji Pro 400H: My Go-To Colour Film

  
  For my medium format photography, I look no further than Fuji Pro 400H. Reasonably priced and great quality.
  August 10, 2011 1 comment 4 likes

• Fuji Pro 400H: Flexible, If Subtle Color Negative Film

  
  If you want a versatile medium speed colour negative film, with subtle tones and accurate colour rendition, then Fuji Pro 400H is great.
  August 10, 2011 2 comments 4 likes

• Love The Color Shades of Fuji Pro 400H

  
  Say hello to Fuji Pro 400H. This color negative film can definitely trust your eyes whether you are under a shade, in the dark, or out in the sun! Fuji Pro 400H never fails to amaze you when it comes with promising colors.
  August 09, 2011 2 comments 5 likes

• Fuji Pro 400H 120 Film

  
  Looking for a 120 film that's flexible for most conditions and very accurate? Look no further...
  August 08, 2011 1 comment 4 likes

• Fun with Fuji Pro 400H's Faithful Colors!

  
  I always want to try new color negative films to see how they compare with my current favorite color negative, Fuji Superia X-Tra 400. When I saw another ISO 400 from the same brand, I got intrigued--how does it differ?
  August 01, 2011 5 comments 6 likes