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Eastman Kodak Ultramax 400 135-36 exp 3-pack Vertical
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| Type of Product | Color Negative Film |
| Film size | 35mm Standard |
| ISO sensitivity | 400 |
| Exposures | 36 |
| Film type | Color Negative Film |
KODAK ULTRAMAX 400 is a high-speed, daylight-balanced color negative film designed for use in various photographic conditions. It combines fine grain, vivid color saturation, sharp detail rendition, and smooth color reproduction with the flexibility of ISO 400 sensitivity. This version is offered as a pack of three 35 mm rolls, each containing 36 exposures.
Greater Flexibility for Action and Low Light Photography
The ISO 400 sensitivity makes ULTRAMAX 400 useful when lighting decreases or shorter shutter speeds are required. Kodak emphasizes improved low-light performance, extended flash range, better results in action photography, and reduced camera shake impact, making it a practical film for spontaneous everyday photography, travel, and moving subjects.
Main Features
- ISO 400 daylight-balanced color negative film
- Fine grain with vivid color saturation
- Sharp details and smooth color reproduction
- Suitable for a wide range of lighting conditions
- Enhanced performance in low-light environments
- Supports shorter shutter speeds for action photography
- Can extend usable flash range and helps reduce camera shake effects
- 35 mm format, 3 rolls with 36 exposures each
Flexible ISO 400 color film for everyday photography that combines bright colors and sharp details with useful performance in low light and action situations.
Package Contents
- 3 x KODAK ULTRAMAX 400 35 mm film rolls, each with 36 exposures
Note on Kodak Manufacturers
Historically, Eastman Kodak produced Kodak photographic films, while Kodak Alaris handled marketing and distribution. Since early 2026, Eastman Kodak has returned directly to the photographic film market, ending Kodak Alaris's exclusive distribution role. As a result, some of the same films produced by Eastman Kodak are now available through two different Kodak channels.
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