KODAK PORTRA 160-120(5-PACK)


Key Features
- 120mm color negative
- Improved grain
- Ideal for scanning
- Optimized sharpness
- Distinct edges, fine detail
- Extraordinary enlargement capability
- Beautiful, neutral skin tones & superb color reproduction
- 5-Pack
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Overview
In a magnificent display of endurance coupled with quality, the Kodak Portra 160 (160ASA) 120 5-Pack features a remarkably finer structure of grain for enlargement capability and improved scanning in today's work flow. It delivers exceptionally smooth and natural skin tone reproduction, which is the main feature of the professional Portra film section from Kodak. It's the perfect choice for commercial, portrait, and fashion photography, irrespective of whether you are shooting on location or in the studio. The versatility and performance of the new Portra 160 film is absolutely phenomenal. Its umpteen elements definitely make your job easier. The latitude frees you to deal with each shoot in a totally unique manner. The new Kodak Portra 160 (160ASA) 120 is also a dream come true while scanning your images. It provides just the right amount of exposure to decrease the amount of Photoshop usage while editing and rendering. The natural skin tones and color of this film are absolutely superb.
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film specifications
| Exposures | 12 Exposures |
| Film Type | Color Print |
| Film Size | 120 |
| Film Speed | 160 ASA |
- Kodak Professional Portra 160 Color Negative Film (120 Roll Film) 5-Pack
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