Description Fujifilm Eterna 400 Vivid (originally Vivid 500 8547) is a tungsten-balanced 35mm colour negative film once used by the motion picture industry. It was used to produce some amazing films including The Hunger Games, Black Swan and The King’s Speech, to name just a few. The best thing about this film is that once loaded into our canisters, it can be used like any other 35mm photographic film and produces some amazing results! This film has proved the most difficult to track down out of all our stocks as it was one of the final motion picture films released by Fujifilm with the shortest production run. We have tested this batch achieving great results with every roll. Don’t miss your chance to try this film, there is no guarantee we will ever be able to source it again once the batch has sold. Our suggested ISO for this expired film is 400 in Tungsten light and 250 in daylight. The film was designed to scan flat for post-production color grading, we recommend adding some contrast during or after scanning to bring out the best of this film. Processing note: This film requires ECN-2 processing which is not offered by all labs but is still widely available in the U.K. We recommend using our friends over at Come Through Lab who provide a high quality, streamlined service. DX Code Note: As standard this film is sold without a dx code, this means that you will need to use it in a camera which you can manually set the is0. We have also made this film available in DX coded canisters, meaning it can be used in an automatic or point and shoot camera. Don’t forget to share your results with us on instagram
