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Eastman Kodak UltraMax 400 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exposures)

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$6.4 $10.49 In stock

Category: Film

Eastman Kodak UltraMax 400 is a color negative film for 35mm cameras, offered here in a 36-exposure roll. It is a general-purpose film suited to everyday photography in a range of lighting conditions.

  • Brand: Eastman Kodak
  • Film type: color negative
  • Format: 35mm roll film
  • Exposures: 36 per roll
  • SKU: 041777518282
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas ★★★★★

The colors from this 400-speed film are beautifully saturated, even when I shot a few frames in late afternoon shade. I’ve been using it in my old Minolta for street shots and the skin tones feel natural without being washed out.

Amelia ★★★★★

I loaded this into my Canon AE-1 and the colors came out incredibly vibrant, even in mixed shade. That 36-exposure roll lasted me through an entire weekend trip.

Steven ★★★★★

This roll handled everything I threw at it, from bright afternoon sun to dim indoor shots, and the colors came back looking rich without being overdone. The 36 exposures gave me plenty of room to experiment, and the grain is surprisingly fine for a 400-speed film.