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Three 35mm film rolls in Kodak packaging with hang tab

Kodak

Kodak UltraMax 400 35 mm 36 exp 3-pack film

SKU CH-D0VK-QYC0A

Three 35 mm rolls of ISO 400 daylight-balanced colour negative film with fine grain, wide exposure latitude and optimised skin tones for scanning or enlarging

  • ISO 400 speed suits bright and low light
  • Fine grain structure keeps scans sharp
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
  • Optimised skin tones flatter portraits naturally
  • Three 36-exposure rolls ready to shoot

Product identity

Kodak UltraMax 400 is a daylight-balanced color negative film rated at ISO 400/27°. The pack contains three 35 mm rolls, each offering 36 exposures, and is processed in standard C-41 chemistry. It is aimed at photographers who want a versatile, high-speed emulsion for everyday shooting.

Who it suits

The fine grain and wide exposure latitude make it practical for general outdoor photography, travel and portrait work where optimized skin tones are useful. Rich saturation also benefits scenic and street scenes. Photographers who need black-and-white negatives, slide film, infrared sensitivity or larger roll formats should choose a different emulsion.

Deciding specification

The nominal sensitivity of ISO 400/27° is the single figure that determines whether this film matches the available light and the desired shutter speed or aperture range. If a faster or slower speed is required, a different ISO rating must be selected.

Highlights

  • ISO 400 speed suits bright and low light
  • Fine grain structure keeps scans sharp
  • Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
  • Optimised skin tones flatter portraits naturally
  • Three 36-exposure rolls ready to shoot

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What camera is needed to shoot this 35 mm film?

Any 35 mm camera that loads standard 36-exposure cassettes and can be set to ISO 400/27° will work with this film.

Can I develop these rolls in the same C-41 chemistry used for older colour negative films?

Yes, the film is designed for the standard C-41 process used by most labs and home developers.

How do I confirm the negatives have the fine grain and wide latitude described?

Scan or enlarge the developed frames; the negatives should show tight grain structure and retain detail in both highlights and shadows.

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