Fujifilm 400 Speed 25 Exposure APS Film (3 Pack)

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For use with 24mm Advanced Photo System cameras4th color-sensitive layer for exceptionally faithful color reproductionCaptures true color even under fluorescent lights2-stage timing DIR couplers for improved color brilliance and outstanding sharpness75 exposures
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  • Feature:
  • For use with 24mm Advanced Photo System cameras
  • 4th color-sensitive layer for exceptionally faithful color reproduction
  • Captures true color even under fluorescent lights
  • 2-stage timing DIR couplers for improved color brilliance and outstanding sharpness
  • 75 exposures
  • Binding: Electronics
  • Brand: Fuji
  • EAN: 0074101024753
  • FilmColorType: color
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Fuji
  • Manufacturer: Fuji
  • Model: H 400
  • MPN: 01012475
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Photography
  • ProductTypeName: CAMERA_OTHER_ACCESSORIES
  • Publisher: Fuji
  • SKU: 121240212
  • Studio: Fuji
  • UPC: 074101024753

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Expensive2010-08-11
glad to get the film, but grossly overpriced. I will look for a new alternative
Fujifilm APS Film2010-07-26
As always with things ordered from Amazon, the product was as advertised, in great shape, and came promptly.

Even though I live near two large cities it has become impossible to find this particular type of film anymore. No store carries it. My camera that uses this film works great and it upset me that no store carries it anymore. I guess these places expect people to just chuck their working cameras. I was pleased to see that Amazon carries it (hope they continue to), and will order all my film from Amazon from now on.
Works Great!2009-09-29
My mother refuses to use a digital camera. She prefers her APS Canon Elph. With this film, pictures come out crisp and clear. No complaints. Highly recommended.
Available only on Amazon2009-09-05
We own a camera that requires APS (Advantix) film. Apparently, this is a discontinued camera and the stores are no longer carrying this film. We have only been able to purchase it thru Amazon. Thankfully, it is still available here.
Make sure that your camera works with the film2009-04-08
This film is not for use in 35mm cameras. It can only be used for 24mm cameras. The product description did not give you this important information.

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