35mm Colour Film Kodak ULTRA MAX 400 — 36 exposures, ISO 400

Kodak ULTRA MAX 400 is a 35mm colour negative film offering 36 exposures with an ISO 400 sensitivity, engineered for general-purpose photography. The film provides a balance of fine grain and vivid colour reproduction across a variety of lighting conditions, suitable for daylight and flash use. Optimized colour precision delivers consistent, vibrant colours and accurate skin tones, while the film’s speed and latitude reduce underexposure and make it easier to shoot in lower light or with longer focal lengths.

Advantages

This ISO 400 colour film combines high sensitivity with controlled grain structure to produce sharp images that hold up well to enlargement. It offers greater flash range and improved performance with zoom lenses, enabling better results for action and handheld shooting. The film’s colour rendering is tuned for natural skin tones and saturated yet accurate hues, making it adaptable for portraits, travel and everyday snapshots.

Suitable for

• Everyday and travel photography with 35mm cameras
• Portraits and group photos in mixed lighting
• Low-light situations and indoor shooting with or without flash
• Action and stop‑motion scenes where faster shutter speeds are needed

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm colour negative film
• Number of exposures: 36
• Light sensitivity: ISO 400
• Colour reproduction: optimized for vivid colours and accurate skin tones
• Grain and sharpness: fine grain with good sharpness for enlargement
• Suitable lighting: daylight and flash-compatible

How to use

Load the 35mm film into any standard 35mm film camera according to the camera manufacturer’s instructions. Use ISO 400 camera setting or set the camera to match the film speed where required. For general daylight shooting, meter normally; in lower light or indoor conditions, use flash or increase exposure time with a tripod as needed. Process the film as standard colour negative (C-41) to obtain negatives ready for printing or scanning.

Usage recommendations

For best results, shoot at ISO 400 for a good balance of grain and exposure latitude. When using zoom lenses or shooting handheld, prefer faster shutter speeds to minimize camera shake. Use C-41 processing for consistent colour and tone; scan negatives at higher resolution if you plan to enlarge or retouch images.