Kodak Professional Portra 800 Color Negative Film (35mm Roll Film, 36 Exp)

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35mm, 36 exposures
Sharpest 800
speed film available
Best-in-class underexposure latitude
Well-balanced color saturation
Ideal for long lenses and low light
For enhanced color and natural skin tones
Very fine grain

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Exposures:: 36 exp

Film Type:: Color Print

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Film Size:: 35MM

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Film Speed:: ISO 800

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Overview

The Kodak Professional Portra 800 Film delivers all the advantages of a high-speed film along with finer grain, higher sharpness, and more natural skin tones and color reproduction. Portra 800 Film delivers best-in-class underexposure latitude, with the ability to push to 1600 when you need extra speed. It is ideal for long lenses, fast action, and low light, enabling you to capture shadow details without flash. Portra 800 Filmfor perfectly stunning results with less-than-perfect light.

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Brand:	Kodak

Film Specifications
Exposures:	36 exp
Film Type:	Color Print
Film Type: Refers to the development process by which the particular film uses. The most common are black and white, color negative (C-41), and color reversal (E-6) View All Attribute Definitions
Film Size:	35MM
Film Size: Refers to the format of the film being used. (35mm, 120, 4x5, etc...) View All Attribute Definitions
Film Speed:	ISO 800
Film Speed: Refers to the ISO rating of the film. Film speed relates to light sensitivity. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the film is to light. View All Attribute Definitions