Fuji Reala

[Mudpool]

I'm a newbie, looking for a relatively cheap but good film to practise with. Read from photography review that this is a good film to use for potrait and outdoor. Decided to give it a try. Anyone knows how much issit? And where can i get a good bargain?

most of my shots are gonna be indoors and outdoors in the day and indoors at night, shooting my hall's freshmen orientation. Any recommendations for it as well?

 

[Mudpool]

Anyone?

 

[Barrios]

Originally posted by Mudpool
Anyone?

I use Fuji Reala ISO 100 film very often. To my knowledge, John 3:16 has the best price of $6.20/roll.

 

[mervlam]

Reala is an ISO 100 film. It should be great for outdoors (never try it before). But I would advise you to use ISO 400 film for flash photography, reason being u can bring in more ambient light for the photo instead of just the obvious flash which brings about harsh shadows.

 

[SNAG]

Originally posted by Barrios
I use Fuji Reala ISO 100 film very often. To my knowledge, John 3:16 has the best price of $6.20/roll.

Hmm..
I thought Photoguide has the best deal?
Bought it once, but I forgot about the price..

 

[Barrios]

Originally posted by SNAG


Hmm..
I thought Photoguide has the best deal?
Bought it once, but I forgot about the price..

Do share with us any place that is selling at lower price.

 

[Mudpool]

I just bought a rolls from CP marina for $6.60, forgot to bargain ;(

BTW, superia 100 is selling for $3 per roll there.

 

[sunyee]

1 roll mai hiam lar
unless u know them very well, almost all the price is standard, superia 200 1 roll for 2.75... promo pack of 2 hehe, but like i say, consider it staff price, 1 roll 2 roll dont expect to get much lower price, i believe some here who bu 10 20 roll can work out a even better price

 

[Mudpool]

Originally posted by mervlam
Reala is an ISO 100 film. It should be great for outdoors (never try it before). But I would advise you to use ISO 400 film for flash photography, reason being u can bring in more ambient light for the photo instead of just the obvious flash which brings about harsh shadows.

Thanks for the advice. Come to think of it, so far I haven't got any harsh shadows in my pictures. Thanks! Learn something new today :gbounce: