This film is exclusively available for purchase in Japan. It boasts an ISO rating of 1600, which can be expanded to 3200, making it quite impressive. The fact that film can achieve such high speeds is a blessing for lenses with small apertures.
Moonlight camera with moonlight film
The Fuji Natura camera, which is equipped with a 24mm lens and an f/1.9 aperture, is ideal for low-light situations, and it can automatically adjust to ISO 3200 when used with the Natura ISO 1600 film. This film can be used with any camera, either at ISO 1600 or 3200.
Indoor film
This film is well-suited for indoor and outdoor photography, particularly when used with pocket cameras, which tend to have smaller apertures. I often use this ISO 1600 film with my pocket camera for shooting at night or in low-light indoor settings.
Noise
To be honest, the grain of this ISO 1600 color film is not excessive, especially in low-light conditions. I actually like the grain, as it adds character to the images and is different from digital noise, which is often considered a nuisance. Additionally, Fuji has done an excellent job of managing the grain, resulting in a clean and textured look.
Color
Digital high ISO settings can often result in loss of color accuracy or saturation, but this is not a problem with film. The colors on the Fuji Natura 1600 film are vibrant and beautiful, with fewer visible grains under sunlight. The film performs well in both indoor and outdoor settings, producing vivid and lasting colors.
Film Format: 35 mm Film Type: Color Negative Film ISO: 1600 Development: C41 Color Negative Processing Exposures: 36 The Fujifilm Natura 1600 35mm film is perfect for shooters who are looking for a reliable 35mm high speed film.
