Best Performance 35mm Film...?

[Orrin]

I'm not a professional by no means here but I have had bad experiences with the color on Fuji film (can't remember specifics just brand) so I tend to stick with what I've always used and that's Kodak UltraMAX 400.

Not that anything else wouldn't be better but I tend to stick with what I like.

I attempted to look for some B&W film but they didn't carry any at Wal-mart and they're film stock is really slim now... guess digitals kinda outweigh the film cameras.
CDL.

For film that you cannot find at Wal*Mart, go to B&H... the link is at the top
of this page. If it is being made, they will have it!

 

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...I have had bad experiences with the color on Fuji film

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CDL.

I feel your pain. I don't think it's the film, though, but the processor. I've had the same problem the Konica films before they were discontinued.

 

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ohhhhh.... Now I understand. Thanks! I'll be sure to try some Kodak e100VS. Anything else I should give a try??

In order to get any real benefit from shooting slide film, you would need a slide projector or a good film scanner to scan the slides into a computer. For the time being, you should probably stick with a print film such as the already mentioned Kodak UltraMax 400. It's getting harder and harder to find good processing, though, so I don't know what to tell you about that.