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Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 35mm Film - 36exp

Kodak Ektacolor pro 400 ISO C41 Color Film – (35mm)

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Kodak EKTACOLOR PRO 400 35mm Colour Negative Film

Kodak EKTACOLOR PRO 400 is a premium ISO 400 daylight-balanced colour negative film designed for photographers who want excellent sharpness, very fine grain, natural skin tones and dependable performance across a wide range of lighting conditions.

Its ISO 400 speed makes it highly versatile, offering enough sensitivity for handheld photography in daylight, cloudy weather, shade and many indoor situations. The film provides wide exposure latitude, helping retain detail through highlights and shadows while giving photographers greater flexibility when lighting changes unexpectedly.

EKTACOLOR PRO 400 is particularly well suited to portraits, weddings, fashion, travel, lifestyle, street and professional photography. It also scans extremely well, making it a strong choice for photographers who want high-quality digital files from their negatives.

The 35mm version provides 36 exposures and is developed using standard C-41 colour negative processing.

Key Features

  • Film Format: 35mm / 135

  • Exposures: 36

  • Film Type: Professional Colour Negative

  • Film Speed: ISO 400

  • Colour Balance: Daylight

  • Processing: Standard C-41

  • Image Character: Natural skin tones, excellent colour and very fine grain

  • Exposure Latitude: Wide latitude for changing and challenging lighting conditions

Specifications

Format
35mm
Exposures
36 exp
Film type
Colour
ISO
400

Questions about this product

Why Choose Kodak EKTACOLOR PRO 400?

Choose Kodak EKTACOLOR PRO 400 when you want a professional-quality colour film that combines ISO 400 flexibility with excellent detail and refined colour reproduction. One of its biggest strengths is versatility. You can photograph outside in bright daylight, move into shade or overcast conditions, and continue shooting as light levels fall without immediately needing to change film. Its natural treatment of skin tones makes it particularly attractive for portraits and weddings, while its sharpness and fine grain also work extremely well for landscapes, travel, fashion and commercial photography. The wide exposure latitude is another important advantage. It gives photographers some additional flexibility when exposure is not absolutely perfect and makes the film useful for fast-moving situations where there is little time to meter every frame precisely.

Best Use For

Portrait Photography: Natural, flattering skin tones and fine grain make it particularly strong for photographing people. Weddings & Events: ISO 400 and wide exposure latitude are useful when moving between outdoor light, shade and indoor locations. Fashion & Lifestyle: Excellent detail with refined colour reproduction makes it suitable for professional and creative work. Travel Photography: A versatile speed when you want to carry one film throughout the day. Street Photography: ISO 400 helps maintain practical handheld shutter speeds as lighting conditions change. Landscape Photography: Fine grain and excellent sharpness help preserve textures and fine details. Documentary Photography: Wide latitude and versatile sensitivity make it suitable for situations where you cannot control the lighting. High-Resolution Scanning: Well-exposed negatives provide excellent detail and tonal information for high-quality digital scans.

Shooting Tips for Kodak EKTACOLOR PRO 400

Start at ISO 400. Shooting at box speed is the best starting point for dependable, balanced results. Give the film enough exposure. Avoid significant underexposure if you want cleaner shadows, natural colour and easier-to-scan negatives. Take advantage of its latitude. EKTACOLOR PRO 400 is designed to handle exposure variations well, making it useful in changing light. Use it for portraits in natural light. Window light, open shade and soft outdoor daylight are excellent conditions for its natural skin-tone rendering. Try modest overexposure for a softer look. Colour negative films often respond attractively to a little extra exposure, particularly for portraits, although box speed remains the safest starting point. Use ISO 400 for faster shutter speeds. Compared with ISO 100 or 200 films, the extra sensitivity is useful for moving subjects and handheld photography. Use a good-quality scan. Fine grain and high sharpness make this a film worth scanning at medium or high resolution. Develop using C-41. No specialist chemistry is required beyond normal professional colour negative processing.

EKTACOLOR PRO 400 or Portra 400 – Which Should You Choose?

In practical photographic use, EKTACOLOR PRO 400 and Portra 400 are extremely closely matched. Both are professional Kodak ISO 400 colour-negative films aimed at photographers who value fine grain, natural skin tones, broad exposure latitude and excellent scanning performance. EKTACOLOR PRO 400 is widely regarded within the film industry as corresponding to the familiar Portra 400 product under Eastman Kodak's newer EKTACOLOR PRO branding. However, Kodak's current official product information does not explicitly state that the two products use an identical emulsion, so it is more accurate for a retail listing to describe them as closely equivalent rather than promise that they are technically identical. For customers who already enjoy Portra 400, EKTACOLOR PRO 400 is therefore a very natural film to consider: the same ISO 400 class, the same C-41 convenience and a similarly professional emphasis on skin tones, fine grain, sharpness and flexible exposure.

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