We managed to get our hands on 600 rolls of a "new" ISO400 color film called "GT 24". The box says "Professional Quality" and that it's manufactured by a French company. So we decided to test it ourselves. Stan shot a roll on a cheap Canon autofocus SLR (EOS 50) with a 50mm f1.8, and our Managing Director went loco and mounted a manual focus ultrawide 15mm f5.6 lens on a newly serviced Nikon EM camera. Here are are few results.
The Nikon ones were deliberately underexposed to see how the film would react under stress. The Canon ones were exposed normally. We shot indoors and outdoors and as you can see it doesn't exactly look like any other film out there. The colors are kind of muted, dusty - similar to a Kodak ColorPlus film, but that is an ISO200 film and this is an ISO400 film. 
