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Kodak UltraMax 400, 36 Exposure 3-Pack
Kodak UltraMax 400 is a versatile everyday colour film, and this 3-pack gives you three 36-exposure rolls with 108 shots in total.
Its ISO 400 speed gives you plenty of flexibility across changing conditions, from bright daylight and overcast afternoons to indoor photography with flash. It produces vivid colour, fine grain and good sharpness, while the extra speed makes it easier to photograph moving subjects or keep shooting as the light starts to drop.
UltraMax is an easy film to keep loaded for travel, street photography, family photos, weekends away or simply carrying a camera around every day.
With three full 36-exposure rolls in the box, this pack is a handy option if you shoot regularly, have a trip coming up or just want a few spare rolls ready to go.
Best for
- Everyday photography
- Travel and holidays
- Street photography
- Family photos
- Portraits and people
- Moving subjects
- Overcast conditions
- Indoor photography with flash
- Weekends away
- Keeping spare rolls in your camera bag
What to expect
Expect vivid colour, fine grain and good sharpness, with the flexibility of ISO 400.
UltraMax 400 is designed to work across a broad range of everyday conditions. The higher speed gives you more room to work when the light drops, extends your flash range and makes faster shutter speeds easier when photographing moving subjects.
Each roll contains 36 exposures, giving you 108 exposures across the full three-pack.
Developing
C-41 colour processing.
Kodak UltraMax 400 uses standard C-41 colour negative processing.
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Kodak UltraMax 400, 36 Exposure 3-Pack
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