Why do some people say, "Buy Fuji film if you want to shoot scenery, and Kodak film if you want to shoot people"?

Because there is a saying that a certain film of Fuji performs well in green, while a certain film of Kodak has more characteristics in yellow. Generally speaking, the scenery can't be photographed without the green color block, and the yellow color is close to human skin, so some people come to the conclusion that "if you want to photograph the scenery, you should buy fujifilm, and if you want to photograph people, you should buy Kodak film".

There is a similar saying: those who like to shoot landscapes can buy Nikon cameras and lenses, and those who like to shoot portraits can buy Canon cameras and lenses.

In fact, these statements are not well taken in some photos on the Internet. People who have nothing to do when they are full don't pretend to understand what they are saying, and then everyone spreads it, never thinking about whether it makes sense. In fact, Kodak and Fuji, as the two largest film producers in the world, have various types of films, such as black-and-white film, color negative film and color reversal film. Aren't so many films owned by Kodak suitable for shooting scenery? Isn't there so many films suitable for taking portraits under Fuji's banner? Don't even think about it! ! Little did I know that so many famous photographers used Kodak's Kodachrome or E 100vs to shoot beautiful scenery films, and countless photographers also used Fuji Reala or Velvia to shoot beautiful portraits. What's more, Kodak and Fuji also have black and white films, which are popular and have good scenery.

So, don't take similar words seriously, hehe! To solve these problems, it is better to pick up the camera and go out to take pictures. Whether it's Kodak or Fuji, Nikon or Canon, film or digital, it depends on the person who holds the camera!