>>4449418
different film is like different tools. sometimes you're going to the beach and a nice roll of some gold 200 or pro image 100 is perfect. other times you're just going out and bringing your camera and if you need to load a new roll maybe you want something a bit more flexible in the 400 or 800 range. and then there's stuff like delta/pmax3200, where you can shoot night and pretend you're shooting day. but of course some of those I just mentioned were color (c41) films and others were black and white. and maybe after a while you'll find that actually you'd rather take actual vacation slides.

anyway in the last few months I've shot kodak's 100, 200, and 400 c41 stills offerings, the fuji rebrand of the same 400, cinestill 800t & amber 800t (they are the same thing it was just about price and availability) as well as trying a 3 pack of lomo (metropolis, turquoise, and picrel purple which I quite liked). I also have a couple of different films in the fridge including some slide film and an 8 iso kono monochrome film for a trip I'm taking soon. I guess if I had to pick a favorite I'd say either 800t or pro image 100, but they're very different films that I use for different things so its hard to say.