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What is there to say, it's portra 400
Probably the best film roll I've tried. It's just so simple to take nice photos with it, it helps you a lot, especially if you're just getting started in analog photography. But -I think- it would be better to try it once you're deeper into analog photography.
This was the first film roll I used in an old camera found in my house, and ever since I'm waiting for try it again.
The samples were taken in a holiday trip in Mendoza, Argentina
Still my favourite film to shoot a lookbook with. Great colour range that compliments various skin tones.
My go-to film for its natural skin tones, soft colours, and fine grain. It handles various lighting conditions well, with excellent dynamic range for both shadows and highlights. Perfect for portraits and travel photography, which is the type of photography I often use it for.
I shot this film over the summer using a Nikon F5 and a variety of lenses. The film was developed by Analogue Wonderland and I requested the scans as TIFFs. I'm very pleased with the results. Kodak Portra 400 give neutral coloured images with good saturation and contrast. For a ISO 400 emulsion the grain is good. This film is particularly useful in lower light situations such as indoors with natural light from windows. I've used scanned images on Portra 400 in printed albums and calendars. People looking at them have been unaware that the images were shot on film rather than on mirrrorless digital or an iPhone. Often the images from different sources will be side by side on a page. The only downside is that like many colour films it is expensive.
