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Five boxes of Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 135 film, 36 exposures each

Kodak

Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 135 36exp 5-pack film camera

SKU CH-J9XE-P6V5W

36-exposure ISO 400 colour negative film in 135 format, five rolls, ultra-fine grain with rich saturation and wide exposure latitude

  • Ultra-fine grain delivers exceptional image sharpness
  • Rich color saturation produces natural skin tones
  • ISO 400 speed handles bright daylight to low light
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives exposure variations
  • 36 exposures per roll in a 5-pack of 135 format

What the film is and who uses it

Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 is a colour negative roll film rated at ISO 400 and supplied in 135 format cartridges. Each cartridge provides 36 exposures and the pack contains five rolls. The emulsion delivers ultra-fine grain with high sharpness, rich colour saturation and natural skin tones. It suits photographers working across varied lighting who value reliable exposure latitude and consistent scanning results.

Thermals, noise and power draw

This product is photographic film, so it generates no heat, emits no noise and draws no electrical power during use. Performance depends entirely on the camera body, lens and processing workflow chosen by the photographer. There are no thermal, acoustic or power specifications to consider for the film itself.

What the pack changes for the shooter

The five-roll pack gives a ready supply of 36-exposure cartridges for extended shooting sessions or multiple projects. Having several rolls on hand supports workflow continuity for lifestyle, sport, travel and street photography without frequent reordering. The film’s wide exposure latitude reduces the risk of lost frames when metering is imperfect, and its reputation for superb scanning simplifies the transition from negative to digital output.

Highlights

  • Ultra-fine grain delivers exceptional image sharpness
  • Rich color saturation produces natural skin tones
  • ISO 400 speed handles bright daylight to low light
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives exposure variations
  • 36 exposures per roll in a 5-pack of 135 format

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I load the 135 cassette into my camera without tearing the leader?

Open the camera back, place the cassette in the film chamber with the protruding spool knob down, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, engage one perforation on the sprocket teeth, advance the lever once while holding the cassette still, then close the back and wind until the frame counter shows 1.

When should I expect to replace or process the roll after shooting?

Process the roll promptly after the 36th exposure; color negative film degrades with heat and time, so store exposed cassettes cool and develop within weeks for best color fidelity and grain performance.

What exposure latitude does ISO 400 film give me in high-contrast scenes?

The emulsion tolerates several stops of over- or under-exposure, preserving highlight detail in bright daylight and shadow information in low light without pushing or pulling development.

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