Kodak
Kodak Portra 400 Color Film 4 x 5" 10 Sheets
Color negative film rated ISO 400, fine grain and natural skin tones, 10 sheets of 4 x 5 inch format
- TypeFILM & DARKROOM
- Fine grain at ISO 400 for detailed enlargements
- Accurate skin tones for natural portrait results
- Vibrant colour saturation across varied lighting
- 10 sheets ready for large-format work
- Professional colour negative film for analog capture
Kodak Portra 400 4 x 5 inch 10 Sheets
Kodak Portra 400 is a color negative film supplied as ten sheets of 4 x 5 inch format. It carries an ISO 400 speed rating and is manufactured new for analog photography. The product targets professional photographers and enthusiasts who work with large-format cameras and sheet-film holders.
Portrait and fashion photographers needing
The film is formulated for true-to-life color reproduction and smooth rendering of complexions, making it a strong choice for portrait and fashion work. Its fine grain at ISO 400 also suits landscape and general outdoor shooting in varied lighting. Photographers who require roll-film formats or instant digital feedback cannot use this sheet-film product.
ISO 400 color negative sheet film
The single specification that decides suitability is the ISO 400 color negative emulsion on 4 x 5 inch sheets. If your workflow demands a different film speed, a different color balance, or a roll-film format, this box will not match those requirements.
Highlights
- Fine grain at ISO 400 for detailed enlargements
- Accurate skin tones for natural portrait results
- Vibrant colour saturation across varied lighting
- 10 sheets ready for large-format work
- Professional colour negative film for analog capture
Specifications
| Brand | Kodak |
|---|---|
| Type | FILM & DARKROOM |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 10-sheet pack or a larger quantity?
The 10-sheet pack suits testing or occasional large-format work; heavier users may prefer buying multiple packs to reduce reloads.
What does ISO 400 mean when I load this film?
ISO 400 gives a versatile speed for daylight and indoor scenes while keeping grain fine enough for big enlargements.
Which developing process does this sheet film need?
It is color negative film developed in standard color chemicals available at any lab that processes color film.
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