Fuji Pro NPC 160 120 format - Expired 11/2002

Unlock an iconic, discontinued staple from Fujifilm’s late 1990s professional lineup. This is a single roll of Fuji Professional NPC 160 in 120 medium format, expired in 2002.

While its sister stock (NPS 160) was designed for soft, natural portrait tones, NPC 160 was engineered specifically for high-contrast, high-saturation commercial shooting, vibrant fashion, and punchy architecture. Aged for over two decades, this roll delivers a striking blend of vintage Japanese colour science, rich organic grain, and unique lo-fi contrast on a massive 120 negative.

The Highlights

• The High-Contrast Fuji Pro Emulsion: NPC (Negative Professional Commercial) was built with stiffer contrast curves and higher color saturation than standard portrait stocks. It captures bold primaries and deep, dramatic shadows.

• Massive 120 Negative Real Estate: Medium format’s large surface area handles age-fog significantly better than 35mm. The extra negative space preserves crisp edge details and allows vintage color shifts to blend into smooth, painterly gradients.

• Fuji’s Signature Color Science: Built with Fujifilm’s proprietary multi-layer emulsion technology, NPC renders lush, moody teals, deep forest greens, and rich daylight warmth that digital filters cannot replicate.

• Standard Lab Processing: Despite being an out-of-print historical stock, NPC 160 is a standard color negative film. It requires zero complex handling and can be safely developed at any photo lab using regular C-41 chemistry.

Quick Specs

• Format: 120 Medium Format

• Type: Professional Colour Negative

• Original Speed: ISO 160

• Expiration Date: 2002

• Processing: Standard C-41 (Any regular photo lab)

• Best For: High-contrast street shooting, moody architectural landscapes, stylized vintage portraiture, and experimental analog projects.