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Eastman Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 135-36 exp 5-R
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| Type of Product | Color Negative Film |
| Film size | 35mm Standard |
| ISO sensitivity | 400 |
| Exposures | 36 |
| Film type | Color Negative Film |
Professional ISO 400 Color Negative Film
Eastman Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 is a professional daylight-balanced color negative film featuring ISO 400 sensitivity, fine grain, high sharpness, natural skin tones, and wide exposure latitude. It is supplied in 35 mm format with 5 rolls, each containing 36 exposures. This film is comparable to Kodak Alaris PORTRA 400.
Flexible Performance at ISO 400
The ISO 400 speed offers photographers greater freedom to work with faster shutter speeds or smaller apertures while maintaining smooth tonal rendition and detailed negatives. Its broad exposure range and scanning characteristics make it a versatile choice for portrait, wedding, lifestyle, travel, street, sports, and commercial photography.
Eastman Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 shares similar features with Kodak Alaris PROFESSIONAL PORTRA 400 film.
Key Features
- Professional ISO 400 daylight-balanced color negative film
- Very fine grain and high sharpness for ISO 400 film
- Natural skin tones with rich color saturation
- Wide exposure latitude
- Flexible performance in bright daylight and low-light conditions
- Suitable for portrait, wedding, lifestyle, travel, street, sports, and commercial photography
- Designed for high-quality scanning and hybrid workflows
- 35 mm format, 5 rolls with 36 exposures each
This versatile professional ISO 400 color film combines fine grain, natural skin tones, and adaptability to varying lighting conditions.
Package Contents
- 5 x Eastman Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 35 mm film rolls, each with 36 exposures
About Kodak Film Manufacturers
Historically, Eastman Kodak manufactured 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 films produced by Eastman Kodak are now available through two different Kodak channels.
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