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Yellow boxed 35 mm film roll labelled GC UltraMax 400 36 exposures

Kodak

Kodak GC/UltraMax 400 Color Negative Film 35mm 36 Exposures

SKU CH-A4R8-022H2

A 35 mm colour negative film rated ISO 400/27° with 36 exposures, fine grain and wide latitude for versatile daylight shooting and scanning

  • ISO 400 speed captures action in mixed light
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
  • Fine grain structure keeps scans sharp
  • Daylight balance renders skin tones naturally
  • 36 exposures per roll extends shooting sessions

Versatile Daylight Film

Kodak GC/UltraMax 400 is a high-speed colour negative film balanced for daylight. It delivers vivid saturation, fine grain and high sharpness across varied lighting. The wide exposure latitude adds forgiveness for unpredictable conditions. Photographers who want reliable results from a single roll will appreciate its consistency.

C-41 Process Ready

Each roll provides 36 exposures on standard 35mm stock and develops in any C-41 chemistry. The fine grain structure survives scanning and enlargement without excessive noise. Rich colour rendering and optimised skin tones suit portraits and everyday scenes. Processing robustness means consistent output from different labs.

ISO 400 Sensitivity

The nominal speed of ISO 400/27° determines whether this roll matches the light you shoot in. It suits bright interiors, overcast days and general outdoor work without flash. Buyers who need slower speeds for studio control or faster speeds for night sports should choose a different emulsion.

Highlights

  • ISO 400 speed captures action in mixed light
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
  • Fine grain structure keeps scans sharp
  • Daylight balance renders skin tones naturally
  • 36 exposures per roll extends shooting sessions

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What ISO rating does the C-41 process cap this film at?

The film is rated ISO 400/27° and is designed for standard C-41 processing, which fixes its effective sensitivity at that speed.

What physical dimensions must my camera accept for this roll to fit?

It is a standard 35 mm cartridge containing 36 exposures, so any camera that loads 35 mm film will accept it.

How do I load the roll, and which step do people most often get wrong?

Open the back, insert the cartridge, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, close the back, then advance until the frame counter shows 1; the common mistake is forgetting to verify the sprockets have engaged before closing the door.

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