A Japanese-market color negative film, and what is left of Fujifilm's Superia line.
It joined the Superia range in 2009 as a Japan-market variant, and after Fujifilm's discontinuation notice for the rest of the line it is what remains of it.
Fujifilm's Japanese datasheet, last revised in 2019, rates it RMS 4 with a resolving power of 125 lines/mm at high contrast, and sells it on fine grain, wide latitude and natural skin tones.
Whether it still carries the fourth color layer older Superia was marketed on is disputed. Some retailers list it; readers of the current datasheet report the layer is gone.
Real-world takes from shooters who've used this film stock. Exposure tips, dev quirks, hidden strengths.
