Single rolls of Kodak Portra 400 professional grade 120 roll colour negative roll film for medium format cameras. Fine Grain Excellence: The film's fine grain structure ensures sharpness and clarity, even in the most intricate details.

Known for its exceptional versatility and unmatched color accuracy, this film transforms ordinary moments into captivating works of art. Exceptional Dynamic Range: Portra 400 showcases a wide dynamic range, allowing you to capture both highlights and shadows with stunning detail. Single roll of Kodak Portra 400 professional grade 35mm colour negative roll film for 35mm cameras and SLRs.Used this in a Pentacon Six (I can only dream of owning a Hasselblad or Bronnie) and the results were brilliant. Consistent and reliable performance: This film is known for its consistent and reliable performance, which means you can count on it to deliver stunning results every time.

Portra 400 is an iconic 35mm film that captures the honesty of life's moments with beautiful results every time! Either way, finding good and interesting light is going to be a huge step in capturing a great photo. Having shot a lot with 400-ISO films in the past, I thought I liked a bit of grain to give the resulting images that grainy characteristic so distinct to film photography. It is loved by experienced film shooters for its accurate skin tones, sharp focus, fine grain structure and superior flexibility in exposure.

The film handles underexposure and overexposure well considering the amount of details it manages to preserve. There is no doubt that I will shoot with this film again in the near future and years to come, and I will continue to shoot it under different lighting conditions to keep testing its capabilities.

By setting my light meter to 320 ISO it helps me stay more in the green box below, erring on the side of overexposure, which film can handle a lot better than being underexposed (see the left muddy size of the chart below). People say that Portra handles reds, yellow, oranges better than Fuji and Fuji handles the greens and blues better. The Portra 400 is available in 36 exposures for 35mm-format cameras, as well as other formats such as 120 (pro pack), 4x5, 4x10, 5x7, 8x10, 11x14, and 20x24. As a part of Kodak's line of Professional color film rolls, the Portra 400 retails for higher than its counterparts in Kodak's line of Everyday Film, like the Gold 200 and Ultramax 400. Sure, this is not incredibly surprising to see with a 400-ISO film, but I think the consistency of tone that the Portra 400 manages to deliver under different exposures is one worth appraising.With a fine grain structure and excellent sharpness, this film is a favourite among professional and amateur photographers alike. To understand more about the details above you can check out our film guide or if you want some inspiration then head over to our page on choosing your next film. They were both tough scenes in mid day gloomy bright weather but I pretty much lost the sky in the highlights for both of them, so I should have just metered for the shadows. no other colour film gives you so much latitude (-2 to +3 stops) so you can shoot with confidence even under challenging lighting conditions. The 2010 Portra 400 update also incorporated technology from Kodak’s VISION line of motion picture films (see listings below).

Kodak Portra 400 120 Professional Roll Film, uses Kodak T-Grain technology and allows photographs to be greatly enlarged whilst keeping all the benefits of the film. PORTRA Films give you beautifully matched prints across all speeds and formats, due to Single-Channel Printing Technology. Capture Moments: Each of the 36 exposures on this roll is an opportunity to capture moments that resonate, creating a visual narrative that's uniquely yours. Maybe you’re using that harsh light to your advantage, or you use a giant window to soften the light. We provide hardware, software, consumables, commercial print, packaging, publishing, manufacturing and entertainment.Yes, the images have fine grain, but with the tone, color balance and contrast that the Portra 400 produce, it is nearly impossible for the images to come out lacking characteristics. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.