Kodak
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 135 Color Negative Film 36 Exposures
ISO 400 colour negative film in 135 format with 36 exposures, ultra-sharp detail and fine grain for versatile shooting
- Ultra-sharp detail with fine grain at ISO 400
- Rich color saturation and natural skin tones
- Strong performance in bright daylight and low light
- Wide exposure latitude for forgiving results
- Versatile 135 format roll with 36 exposures
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 135 Film
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 is a 135 format color negative film rated at ISO 400 with 36 exposures per roll. It delivers ultra-sharp detail and fine grain for photographers who need reliable results across varied lighting. The wide exposure latitude makes it forgiving for both amateur and professional shooters. It suits lifestyle, sport, travel and street photography where consistent color matters.
Wide Exposure Latitude and Scanning
The film’s outstanding exposure latitude accommodates variations in exposure without losing highlight or shadow detail. Rich color saturation and natural skin tones reduce the need for heavy post-processing corrections. Its reputation for superb scanning means negatives translate cleanly to digital workflows for print or web output. Photographers who rely on lab scanning or home digitisation benefit from consistent density and color fidelity.
ISO 400 Speed and 36-Exposure Capacity
At ISO 400 the film handles bright daylight and low-light scenes without forcing extreme aperture or shutter choices. The 36-exposure roll provides enough frames for extended sessions such as events or travel days. It runs out when a project demands higher speed for very dim interiors or action freezing beyond the latitude’s reach. Shooters needing more frames per load or faster speeds must look to other stocks.
Highlights
- Ultra-sharp detail with fine grain at ISO 400
- Rich color saturation and natural skin tones
- Strong performance in bright daylight and low light
- Wide exposure latitude for forgiving results
- Versatile 135 format roll with 36 exposures
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How should I store the 135 roll before and after shooting to keep the ISO 400 sensitivity stable?
Keep the unexposed roll in its original canister, refrigerated if possible, and process the exposed film promptly to preserve the fine-grain quality and color saturation.
What limits how many frames I can take in one session with this 36-exposure roll?
The roll holds exactly 36 frames; once the counter reaches the end you must rewind and load a fresh cartridge to continue shooting.
Does the ISO 400 emulsion generate heat or require power during long days of street photography?
No, the film is a passive chemical medium — it produces no heat, draws no power and operates silently regardless of how many frames you expose.
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