Kodak Ultramax 400 Color Negative Film (ISO 400) 35mm 24-Exposures - 2 Pack (2 Items)

Got these for my BSFS film cameras and they work amazing :)

Shoots good and not expired

My favorite film

I use it for my old Minolta. I love the style that the colors in the print provide. They’re very rich and warm. Great for portraits.

I’ve been using Kodak Ultramax 400 for a while now, and it never disappoints. This film strikes the perfect balance between affordability and high-quality results, making it a favorite for both beginners and experienced photographers.Pros:• Versatile ISO 400: The ISO 400 speed is incredibly versatile, allowing me to shoot in a variety of lighting conditions—indoors, outdoors, and even low-light scenarios.• Vivid Colors: The color reproduction is stunning. The tones are rich, warm, and vibrant, with a touch of nostalgia that only film can provide.• Fine Grain: For a consumer-grade film, the grain is surprisingly fine and adds a beautiful texture to images without being overpowering.• Reliable Performance: Whether I’m capturing landscapes, portraits, or street photography, Ultramax 400 consistently delivers sharp and detailed photos.• Convenient 2-Pack: The 2-pack option is perfect for casual use, giving me enough exposures to capture moments without feeling wasteful.Cons:• Limited Exposures per Roll: With only 24 exposures per roll, I find myself wanting a bit more flexibility, but that’s a minor issue given the quality.• Price Fluctuations: Film prices can vary, so it’s worth keeping an eye out for deals.Overall:Kodak Ultramax 400 is a classic film that delivers beautiful, timeless results. It’s easy to use, forgiving for beginners, and produces professional-quality photos that never fail to impress. I’d recommend it to anyone looking to explore film photography or simply capture life’s moments in a unique and artistic way. A must-have for any 35mm enthusiast!

Can't go wrong with kodak. This film developed beautifully after shooting on my AE-1

Using it for years and it came freshGreat vendorCMDR

okay wow!! So I have this film camera my mom bought me from a garage sale when I was in high school (2016) but I have never really tried using it because the first time I went to take the film to get developed, all the rolls turned out blank (it was 10 rolls!!😭) anyways fast forward, I haven't had the motivation to try again but I finally gained that motivation. My camera is a Fujica AX-5 with the foam around the opening latch completely gone which is what my local photography shop assumes is causing the light leak on the films so please ignore the light leak, it is not because of the film but because of my camera. However, I do want to share how beautiful the pictures look, both outdoors and indoors. I love the indoor picture I took of my dog, it has a very welcoming warmth hue to it and I think I teared up when I first saw it. They are incredibly sharp with just the right amount of grain. I love this film!!!NO FLASH WAS USED FOR EITHER PIC.