Kodak Portra 400 Color Print 35mm Film - 36 Exposures

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Kodak Portra 400 Color Print 35mm Film - 36 Exposures

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Cons

Film is likely expired. No box. No idea what expiration date is. On first glance it looks fine but it’s a gamble all the same.

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Quality

He was very pleased with the quality of the photos he took.

One of the most famous films, always have some in stash

Each roll of film gives you roughly 36 exposures, that is plenty to get an idea of how your photos will turn out.

Worked as intended, shots came out good 👍🏼

Price

I highly recommend this film it’s great for the price!

It's just unfortunate that film is so expensive these days.

I wish it wasn’t so expensive on here compared to what you pay for in stores but with the film shortage it’s worth the price

This is also a low cost solution if you do not want to spend $$$ on a pack of film or if you prefer to test your film out before buying.

Packaging/appearance

The film comes without a box, so it's highly suspect that it's expired film.

The film comes in a plastic bag not in a cardboard box made me think it could be expired.

Competitiveness

As an amateur 35mm film photographer, kodak porta 400 is simply the best!

I’ve used many film brands in the past and no specific brand of film has even come close to this - they are unable to capture c... Read More

Overview

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plastic, expired, good, grainy and original.

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Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 785 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 14 2024.