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Kodak
Kodak UltraMax 400 Color 135 Negative Roll Film 24 Exposures
Daylight-balanced ISO 400 color negative film in 135 format with 24 exposures for vivid, fine-grained results
- Daylight-balanced colour negative film for natural tones outdoors
- ISO 400/27° speed extends flash range and aids low-light shooting
- Fine grain and vivid saturation deliver sharp, vibrant images
- C-41 process compatibility simplifies development at most labs
- 24-exposure 135 roll captures everyday moments with consistent colour
Daylight-balanced ISO 400 film
Kodak UltraMax 400 is a color negative roll film rated at ISO 400/27 Degree. It uses the standard C-41 process and comes in 135 format with 24 exposures. Fine grain and vivid saturation suit everyday photography in varied lighting.
Check camera format and process
Ensure your camera accepts 135 format film rolls before ordering. The film requires C-41 chemical processing, so confirm your preferred lab handles this standard. No batteries or electronic coupling are needed for the film itself.
Loads directly into 135 cameras
The roll fits any 35 mm camera designed for 135 cartridges and advances manually or via motor drive. Its high speed extends flash range and reduces camera shake in low light. Each roll yields 24 frames, freeing you from frequent reloads during a shoot.
Highlights
- Daylight-balanced colour negative film for natural tones outdoors
- ISO 400/27° speed extends flash range and aids low-light shooting
- Fine grain and vivid saturation deliver sharp, vibrant images
- C-41 process compatibility simplifies development at most labs
- 24-exposure 135 roll captures everyday moments with consistent colour
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and do I need to buy anything else to start shooting?
The box contains one sealed 135 cassette loaded with 24 exposures of ISO 400 colour negative film; you only need a camera that accepts 135 format and a lab or chemicals for C-41 processing.
Should I choose the 24-exposure roll or a different length?
Only the 24-exposure version is listed here; it gives 24 frames per cassette and suits shorter outings or testing a new camera.
What does ISO 400 mean when the film is loaded in my camera?
ISO 400/27° indicates a high-speed emulsion that lets you shoot in lower light, use faster shutter speeds to reduce blur, and extend flash range compared with slower films.
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