Fujifilm Superia 100 35mm exp 03/2007

The Fujifilm Superia 100 is a classic consumer color negative film from Fuji’s golden era, known for crisp rendering, vibrant greens and blues, and that unmistakable Fuji color palette that digital presets are still trying to imitate today.

Compared to Kodak consumer stocks of the same era, Superia 100 tends to have:

• Cooler overall tones
• Rich greens and cyan-blue hues
• Fine grain
• Strong daylight performance
• A distinctly early-2000s color rendering

Expired Fuji films from this period can produce especially interesting results, with subtle shifts and softened contrast that many photographers intentionally seek out for nostalgic or experimental work.

This roll expired in 03/2007 and has been fridge kept, which greatly improves the chances of stable performance compared to room-temperature storage.

Condition: EXPIRED / FRIDGE STORED
This roll is expired dated 03/2007 and has been stored refrigerated. As with all expired film, results can vary and may include shifts in color, contrast, grain, or sensitivity.

Many photographers intentionally shoot expired Fuji stocks specifically for these unique rendering characteristics.

Format:

• 35mm film
• Fujifilm Superia 100
• C-41 color negative film
• Expiration: 03/2007

Why this one:

• Classic discontinued Fuji consumer color science
• Fine grain daylight film
• Fridge-kept storage history
• Great for nostalgic or experimental shooting

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