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Fujifilm 135 400 ISO 36Exp

77622
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Product Overview

The 135 400 ISO 36Exp captures 36 standard frames for photographers using 35mm film cameras.

This replacement film suits a range of camera bodies that accept 135 format cartridges, making it a practical choice for both casual and dedicated users. Its ISO 400 speed adapts to mixed lighting, including indoor scenes and cloudy days, allowing for faster shutter speeds and flexibility in changing conditions.

A fine grain structure with emulsion technology supports natural colour reproduction for accurate photos. The film roll weighs 40g and measures 39mm high by 39mm wide and 59mm deep, fitting easily into most camera bags.

Model 77622.

Key Features

  • It has a fine grain structure with emulsion technology
  • A wide exposure latitude makes it user friendly at all skill levels
  • It features natural colour reproduction for accurate photos

Key Specifications

Brand:
Fujifilm
Model Number:
77622
Type:
Replacement Film

Product Dimensions

Product Height (mm):
39
Product Width (mm):
39
Product Depth (mm):
59
Product Weight (g):
40

Box Dimensions

Box Height (mm):
39
Box Width (mm):
39
Box Depth (mm):
59
Box Weight (kg):
0

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At a glance

Fujifilm 135 400 ISO 36Exp is a versatile 35mm colour negative film for photographers using compatible film cameras. It suits beginners and regular shooters who want reliable results in mixed light, natural colour, and enough speed for indoor or overcast scenes. Its main strength is flexibility across everyday conditions, but it is still limited to 36 frames and lacks the specialised look or latitude of some premium film stocks.

What it’s great for

  • Everyday Film Photography
  • Travel Photography
  • Street Photography
  • Family Photos
  • Mixed-Light Shooting

Where it works best

  • Outdoors
  • Indoor Available Light
  • Travel
  • Urban Streets
  • Everyday Carry Camera Bags

Who it’s for

  • Beginner Film Photographer
  • Casual Shooter
  • Hobbyist Photographer
  • Travel Photographer
  • 35mm Film Camera User

Things to consider

This film is a strong everyday option, but photographers chasing ultra-fine grain, wider exposure latitude, or a more distinctive premium film look may prefer higher-end specialist stocks.

Compatibility with major brands

Works with most 35mm film cameras that accept 135 format cartridges, including compatible models from Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, Minolta, and Fujifilm.

Travel suitability

9/10 - compact, light, and easy to carry as a spare roll for holidays, day trips, and walk-around shooting.

Beginner friendliness

9/10 - straightforward to load in compatible 35mm cameras and forgiving enough for everyday mixed-light photography.

Durability vs category average

7/10 - standard sealed film cartridge format is dependable for normal handling, though film still needs sensible storage and care.

Multi-use versatility

9/10 - well suited to portraits, travel, street scenes, family moments, and general-purpose shooting in varied light.

Key benefits

  • ISO 400 sensitivity: Handles mixed lighting well, making it easier to shoot indoors, on cloudy days, or in changing light without needing very slow shutter speeds.
  • 36 exposures: Gives you 36 standard frames per roll, which is practical for day trips, events, and regular shooting sessions.
  • 135 format cartridge: Fits a wide range of 35mm film cameras that accept standard 135 film, making it easy to use with many popular bodies.
  • Colour negative film: Produces natural-looking colour for everyday photography, portraits, and travel scenes.
  • Fine grain structure: Helps deliver cleaner-looking images with good detail for a versatile consumer film.
  • Compact roll size: At 3.9 cm high, 3.9 cm wide, and 5.9 cm deep, it packs easily into most camera bags or pockets.
  • Lightweight design: Weighing 0.04 kg, it is easy to carry as a spare roll for travel or everyday shooting.
  • Balanced everyday performance: Offers a practical mix of speed, colour accuracy, and usability for both casual and dedicated film photographers.

Q: Will Fujifilm 135 400 ISO 36Exp work in any 35mm film camera?

A: Yes, if the camera uses 135 format film, which is standard 35mm still-camera film. It is not suitable for APS, 110, 120 or instant cameras, so the camera must specifically accept a 35mm film cartridge.

Q: Is ISO 400 a good choice for indoor photos or overcast days?

A: Yes, ISO 400 is a versatile speed for mixed lighting, including cloudy days, indoor scenes with some light, and flash use. The trade-off is slightly more visible grain than slower film such as ISO 100 or ISO 200.

Q: How many photos can I take with this 36 exposure roll?

A: This roll is rated for 36 exposures, so most photographers should expect 36 standard frames. Some cameras may squeeze out one extra frame, but that is not guaranteed because loading and winding vary between camera models.

Q: Why would I choose this ISO 400 film instead of a slower 100 or 200 speed film?

A: Because ISO 400 gives more flexibility when light changes and lets many cameras use faster shutter speeds than slower film. The trade-off is more grain and slightly less fine detail than ISO 100 or ISO 200 in bright daylight.

Q: Can this film be taken through airport security scanners?

A: It can be affected by airport scanners, especially newer CT scanners used for cabin bags. Even at ISO 400, repeated scans increase the risk of fogging, so hand inspection is the safer option when travelling with undeveloped film.