Current ISO 400 daylight consumer color negative film.
Process
C-41
Catalog formats
35mm
Generation
Not established in this record
DOCUMENTS
Film technical sheet
STOCK RELATIONSHIP
No relationship recorded
RESOLUTION
Published resolving power
DOCUMENTS & EDITIONS
Original Technical Sheets
Current Fujifilm US specification page links this document. Despite the download filename mentioning SUPERIA, its cover identifies FUJIFILM 400. No historical Superia low-contrast value transferred.
technical data • 6 PAGES
FUJIFILM 400 Color Negative Film Data Sheet
Resolution content: no spatial resolution input. PDF has characteristic/spectral curves, but no spatial MTF or resolving-power value. Current US specification webpage supplies 125 lines/mm at 1000:1 separately.
The title retains the document edition where identified. Research check dates are not publication dates. Consult the PDF for printed revision and process conditions.
No underlying-stock relationship is recorded for this film. This does not establish that its formulation is unique.
A solid connection establishes the stated relationship, such as a respool or family variant. It does not establish unchanged resolution, processing or coating generation. Dashed connections retain the identity uncertainty.
Results below use a 36 × 24 mm image area and ideal two-sample spatial sampling. Approximate graph readings retain their source process; a color-layer envelope is not an uncertainty interval.
Manufacturer-published input
Resolving power · 1000:1
~54.0 MP
125.0 cycles/mm · 36 × 24 mm
Manufacturer standard processing; historical sheet or current regional webpage, as identified by source.
Original unit: lines/mm. Assume resolving-power counts denote complete line-pair cycles. Fujifilm and Kodak source wording retained; do not silently conflate individual line widths with pairs.
Derivation: manufacturer published number. Formal uncertainty is not established for digitized curves.
Current Fujifilm US specification page links this document. Despite the download filename mentioning SUPERIA, its cover identifies FUJIFILM 400. No historical Superia low-contrast value transferred.
Historical editions, coating revisions, development and retail batches retain their own scope. Research supplements do not change the main color-film catalog.