FujiFilm

Film types

Superia 200 - Excellent skin tones, perfect for natural subjects

                    - Refined sharpness for image quality and clarity

                    - Good results from a range of daylight conditions 

Superia X-TRA 400 - High-speed image quality whatever the shooting conditions

                                  - Excellent skin tones for people shots with added beauty

                                  - Subtle fine-grain quality even when enlarged 

Superia X-TRA 800 - High-speed versatility from a wide range of shooting conditions

                                  - Excellent gradient balance, highlight-to-shadow detail even in a low light

                                  - Good processing stability, constant, high quality results when developed

Superia 1600 - Super high-speed versatility, amazing results even in demanding situations
                      - Fine grain image quality, remarkably sharp
                      - Excellent processing stability through processing and printing

Superia Reala - Excellent for enlargements
                       - Good for mixed lighting conditions both on location and in the studio
                       - Accurately reproduces a broad range of flesh-tones

Neopan 400 - High-speed black and white with superior image quality

                     - Extremely fine grain, high quality

                     - Highly resistant to static marks

Pro 160NS - Fine grain quality
                   - Wide exposure stability
                   - Superb skin tone rendition

These are just a selection of the wide range of films that FujiFilm produces, for my final images I'm using Neopan 400 as I want my final images in black and white.