KODAK Portra 400 Professional ISO 400, 35mm, 36 Exposures, Color Negative Film (5 Roll per Pack )

This is the real deal for Portra 400 film.

Didnt live up to the hype for me. But I need to explore other processing options and also try a lens of less contrast.

Je suis un fan inconditionnel de la Fuji 400H Pro, mais la Kodak Portra 400 sen rapproche grandement au niveau du rendu, en la dépassant dans certaines condition. Parfaite pour les portraits, les mariages, très souple et permissive dans son utilisation. Cest une référence et cela se comprend, pour ce prix il ny a pas de meilleure pellicule couleurs.

I love this film, but I do prefer the 160 as I think the colours are sharper. This may just be in my head however!

I love Portra a lot and really happy its still around. Whenever possible and appropriate its my first choice for film - beautiful skin tones, a pastel like subtlety in the right light that makes film look like film. 400 seems to work really well in English light and has about 2 stops latency for underexposure.

Got the films in good time, but they are still in the fridge atm as I cant go out and shoot any photos because of the lockdown.

Ive shot with a bunch of different film stocks and Kodak Portra is definitely one of my favorites, especially at 400 speed. The colors always come out wonderful and at 400 you can use it in a whole bunch of different lighting conditions and still get a pretty good shutter speed that isnt too slow.

KODAK! Dont EVER go out of business...You are the best...PERIOD!! Your films are superior to all competitors out there.

I can use this as is or push it 1, 2, or 3 stops. It words amazing. Its probably my favorite along with 400tx

Kodak knows how to do it this film is amazing... I must add that Im not a pro photographer so the price is a bit high for everyday use and I dont get paid when i take a photo I also use kodak gold...