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Kodak ULTRAMAX 400 Color Negative Film My First choice!

Using film in this day and age is a poetic act – without applause, everything depends on oneself. Judging from its packaging, this roll of film should perform exceptionally well with blue tones, owing to its blue-colored box. The film is versatile and easy to develop, providing excellent imaging in low-light situations and capable of producing beautiful photos with ordinary cameras. As a high-speed ISO400 film, it is well-suited for capturing moving objects with fast shutter speeds. The film exhibits vivid colors, high contrast, fine grains, and is particularly well-suited for portrait photography.

For a film with high latitude, some photographers intentionally “push” the UltraMax film to ISO25, creating a warm tone effect. Additionally, the ISO400 film can also be used as an ISO6400 film when necessary.

As most of my shooting time is spent on the road in the early morning and evening, I require a film with a high speed rating. While increasing the shutter speed can be achieved with a large aperture lens, this film can activate many small aperture lenses, including zoom PS pocket cameras.

Kodak has demonstrated great expertise in color photography, even with a film like UltraMax that is designed for speed.

This offer is for 3 24 exposure rolls of Kodak Color Print Film ISO 400.
Great pictures in sunlight or low light, in action or still; The world"s most versatile 400-speed film choice.
Great pictures in a wide range of lighting conditions; Better pictures in low light; Sharper pictures with moving subjects; Extended flash range for better flash pictures; Reduced effect of "camera shake"; Better depth of focus capabilities.
Bright, vibrant prints; Consistent color under most lighting conditions.

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Kodak gold 200 Color Negative Film

When it comes to photography, film is not a necessity; however, many people have discovered the philosophy of photography through film, which may have even changed their lives.
The romantic purple packaging of Kodak Gold 200 may offer comfort to many lonely hearts.
The packaging box uses a pink-purple color scheme, and under sunny conditions, it produces excellent color transitions, including skin tones, golden sunlight, and moderately high color contrast.
Typically, the dark areas of the image are predominantly blue in color, but Kodak Gold 200 suppresses the blue tones in these areas, resulting in an image with fewer dark details, while the bright areas produce a warm feeling.
Normal Kodak Gold 200 has fine and smooth grain, particularly under adequate exposure. However, some people, including myself, prefer a slightly grainy effect, and therefore, we sometimes underexpose or use expired film.
Expired Gold 200 can increase exposure by one stop and yield slightly better results.

Excellent latent-image keeping characteristics: Excellent consistency & Excellent processing robustness.
High sharpness and high resolution: Excellent results for general-purpose photography & Great for enlargements.
Exposure versatility: Designed for exposure by daylight and electronic flash.