
Fujifilm Pro 160NS
Fujifilm Pro 160NS is a color negative photographic film made by Fujifilm, rated at ISO 160, available in 120. It is developed in C41. It has been discontinued. On Newgrain, film photographers have shared 19 photos shot on Pro 160NS. 12 photographers have saved it to their list.
About Fujifilm Pro 160NS
FujiColor Pro 160S, combining smooth, gentle tones with superb natural color reproduction, is ideal for wedding, portrait, and fashion photography. Optimized for digital scanning and printing By combining excellent tonal qualities in a wide exposure range (-1 to +3 EV) and exceptionally fine grain, the scanning characteristics of Pro 160C in digital printing systems, such as Fujifilm's Frontier digital lab system, dramatically improve; As a result, superior scanning consistency makes post-scanning color correction and retouching easier than ever before Smooth, natural reproduction of skin tones Color coupler technology delivers exceptionally well nuanced skin tones and ensures that all hues are consistent from highlight to shadow, regardless of density; Pro 160C features high contrast and saturated color. Unsurpassed gray balance. Gray tones are reproduced with unparalleled neutrality and accuracy, even within a wide range of exposures. Significantly finer grain structure. Finer grain than their predecessors, with an RMS granularity of 3 (vs. 4 for the current NPS 160 and NPC 160); The result is notably smoother, richer-looking prints, especially at larger sizes. Single-channel printing
Can now be printed in a single print channel; This simplifies the adjustment of print density and color balance, making it easier and more efficient for labs to provide photographers with quality prints
Generous exposure latitude
The Fujicolor Pro films' characteristics of wide exposure latitude (-1 to +3 EV) produce excellent gray balance, skin tone rendition, and overall color balance, delivering competitive results with normal basic exposures
4th Color Layer Technology to simulate human color perception
All of the Fujicolor Pro films incorporate Fujifilm's proprietary 4th Color Layer Technology; The addition of a fourth cyan-sensitive layer to the typical RGB sensitive layers helps simulate accurate color as the human eye perceives it; Fujicolor Pro films reproduce delicate skin colors, neutral colors and deliver exceptionally consistent color balance regardless of light source - daylight, tungsten, fluorescent, flash, or mixed lighting
Super Nano-structured Sigma Grain Technology
The Fujifilm technology known as Super Nano-Structured Sigma Grain, produce improvements in grain for 160C; These extremely small, precisely controlled grains are designed to capture photons with high efficiency, boosting effective film speed while allowing a reduction in RMS granularity from 4 to 3***; This finer grain structure is particularly notable in large print sizes, reducing visible grain for smoother reproduction of skin texture
Super Efficient Coupler Technology
The yellow coupler employed in the Pro 160C is approximately 1.3 times more efficient at color formation than its predecessors; This allows a thinner emulsion layer, which in turn reduces unwanted reflection and diffraction of light; The result is less halation and color blurring, while increasing sharpness
Photos shot on Fujifilm Pro 160NS
The most liked photos tagged with Fujifilm Pro 160NS on Newgrain, each with the camera, lens and lab used.

The Young Mechanic by KuortamPlaubel Makina 67 · Nikkor 80mm f2.8 · Home / Self-Developed

Los Angeles by Trevor McGoldrickZenza Bronica ETRSi · Zenza Bronica 75mm 2.8 · The DarkRoom

Diner by JamesZenza Bronica SQ-A · Bronica 80mm f/2.8 Zenzanon PS · Take It Easy

✞ by Christopher HambergerNikon F3 · Nikkor 50mm 1.2

Thrilling Tropical Tree by $ickdudeMamiya 645 · Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f2.8 · Sakuraya Photography Lab

Żuraw port crane and Gdańsk nightscape by elkarrdePentax MZ-S · Tamron Adaptall-2 01BB 24mm F2.5

Moment before a swim 1 by JonOlympus Trip 35 · Take It Easy


Fueling for the Race by Jay JohnsonYashica 12
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