I’m still a beginner but love the colours

gorgeous colours, works so beautifully in the summer

Ultramax gives Colorplus competition for my most used film! I tend to reach for Colorplus more in the summer, but Ultramax has more versatility which means it performs well in daylight and you can continue shooting it into the evening. A little more grain than a 100/200 iso film, but has true to life colours which make it great for everyday shooting.

After the York photo walk I I kept shooting UltraMax. Loving the vivid colours and contrast. I will continue to purchase this film

This film seems to be really forgiving regarding exposure mistakes. Great for beginners, with a nice retro look.

A reliable film stock with true to life colours. Versatile ISO which allows for shooting in most conditions.

It's a good film, but I have to say I prefer Gold. I think Ultramax has it's place though, and the colours are more true to life, but I just don't think it's for me. Still managed to get some cool pictures with it.

This is a great all round film. The colours are accurate and the skin tones are natural. At 400 iso it's fact enough in good light to catch the grandkids bouncing around and it's good enough for indoor shots without flash if there's enough natural light. To my eyes the grain is really nice and fine and the contrast is good with good details in the darker shadowy areas. This would make a good travel/street film with the higher iso but in general I would day this is a great film all round.

Great overall film, lovely colours

The Ultramax is an excellent versatile 35mm film that works really well in pretty much any situation. The higher ISO makes it great for all kinds of lighting- from bright daylight to cloudy days and even lower light conditions, so it’s perfect if you want something flexible without having to think too much.

The colours are bold and punchy, with that classic Kodak warmth. Blues and greens really pop, and skin tones still look natural but with a bit more vibrancy compared to slower films I have tried. It gives your photos a lively, slightly nostalgic feel without being too heavy.

I found it’s also really forgiving, which makes it ideal for both point and shoot cameras and SLRs. Whether you’re just shooting everyday moments or framing more intentionally, Ultramax 400 delivers consistent, colourful results with a nice grain that adds character.

Overall, it’s a great go-to film if you want something reliable, versatile in different lighting, and full of bold, classic colour. It’s my new film of choice for any of my travels.

Just can't beat it for the price. Fast and versatile with beautiful colours. Great everyday shooter but gives you that extra flexibility with slower lenses, long focal lengths, and when you don't have the luxury of direct sunlight.

Perfect all-rounder creates warm, vibrant colours with a classic Kodak look.

Love shooting this stuff, it is basically perfect in all conditions and colours look vibrant and realistic. Sometimes colours can come out not as expected but in my experience that isn't always a bad thing! Lovely film for all seasons and subjects.

This is the film I always go to.