Kodak Portra-160 135-36 SINGLE ROLL
Key Features
- Daylight-Balanced Color Negative Film
- ISO 160/23° in C-41 Process
- Very Fine Grain, VISION Film Technology
- Medium Color Saturation, Low Contrast
- Accurate Color and Neutral Skin Tones
- High Sharpness and Fine Edge Detail
- T-GRAIN Emulsion, Ideal for Scanning
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Overview
The consistent choice for beautiful portraits at any moment. It could be the pose you've lit meticulously. Or a subject that's suddenly in perfect light. In either situation, you can capture every detail with Kodak Professional Portra 160-speed films. Their very fine grain reveals Portra 160NC film or Portra 160VC film to get the ideal levels of color saturation and contrast to match the situation.
Very fine grain and medium contrast help bring out the rich colors in flowers, wardrobe, and other vibrant details.
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film specifications
| Exposures | 36 exp |
| Film Type | Color Print |
| Film Size | 35MM |
| Film Speed | 160 ASA |
- Kodak Portra-160 135-36 Professional Color Print Film (ISO-160)
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