Kodak UltraMax 400 35mm Colour Film, 24 Exposures (Eastman)

Kodak UltraMax 400 is one of those films that's easy to keep coming back to.

It's a versatile 35mm colour film with warm, lively colours and that familiar Kodak look. Whether you're photographing friends, wandering around the city or taking a camera away for the weekend, UltraMax is a dependable choice for everyday moments.

With an ISO of 400, it gives you a little more flexibility when the light changes. It's comfortable in bright daylight, works nicely on overcast afternoons and pairs well with a flash when you're shooting indoors.

Colours have a pleasant warmth, skin tones look natural, and there's enough grain to give your photographs that unmistakable film character without overwhelming the image.

It's also a great place to start if you're new to shooting film. You don't need to overthink every frame, just load it into your camera and enjoy taking photographs.

This 24-exposure roll is particularly handy for shorter outings or when you want to finish a roll without waiting too long to see the results.

A lovely everyday colour film for the photographs you'll want to look back on.

Best for

Everyday photography, holidays, street photography, portraits, family gatherings, weekend adventures, point and shoot cameras and anyone getting started with 35mm film.

What to expect

UltraMax 400 produces warm, colourful photographs with moderate contrast and a recognisable film look.

Its ISO 400 speed makes it more flexible than slower films such as ISO 100 or 200, particularly in overcast conditions or when using flash.

You'll generally get the best results with plenty of available light. For darker indoor scenes or night photography, a flash or suitable exposure settings will still be helpful.

Each roll gives you 24 exposures when used in a standard full-frame 35mm camera.

Developing

Kodak UltraMax 400 uses standard C-41 colour negative processing, available through most film developing labs.

Once developed, your negatives can be scanned into digital files or printed as physical photographs.

No specialist processing is required.