If it helps paint a better picture, the Portra 400 surely produces finer grain than its counterpart, the Ultramax 400 , which is a part of the company's line of Everyday Film. The light gets a lot softer (meaning the area of the brightest parts are much closer to the darker parts of a scene).

It means they leave the film in the developer longer and really helps get more out of the midtones and highlights. If you're in a budget or if you take little to no time finishing a roll, spending €15 on a roll is quite a tough decision to make.Adox AgfaPhoto AP Arches Awagami Bergger BKIFI Cafe Royal Books Camera Film Photo CFP Champion CineStill Conservation By Design Cura Dubble Dubblefilm Duracell Energizer Flic Flic Film Foma Fotospeed Fuji G Ryder Hahnemuhle Hansa Harman Photo Holga Ilford Ilford Galerie Impossible Japan Camera Hunter Jobo Kaiser Kenro Kentmere Kodak Konig Kono Lomography Mack Books MOD54 New Classic Film Parallax Paterson Permajet Photography For Whom? Known for its exceptional versatility and unmatched color accuracy, this film transforms ordinary moments into captivating works of art. no matter the lighting conditions, even under fluorescent, you can expect beautiful, natural colour. The unique colour palette has made it an especially popular choice for portraiture and editorial work.

I should have metered for the highlights and the midtones and used the settings somewhere between the two. I wouldn’t recommend starting with this, as it is really expensive, but definitely a great film for anyone looking for clean, sharp, accurate images. We accept various payment methods, including credit/debit cards, cash, or other forms of electronic payment.

We’ll send you exciting photography interviews, crazy tips and tricks, competitions giveaways, and unmissable offers. Originally there were two variants of Portra: 'Vivid Colour' and 'Natural Colour' but a technical update in 2010 made the difference redundant with a new and improved film.