Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 35mm Color Negative Film – 36 Exposures (1 or 5 Rolls)

Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 35mm film

The Ektacolor Pro 400 is a professional 35mm color negative film with 36 exposures per roll. Its ISO 400 rating gives photographers a practical balance of image quality and light sensitivity for portraits, weddings, travel, fashion and commercial photography.

This is standard 135-format film for cameras that accept 35mm cartridges. It is color negative film and requires standard C-41 processing; development, scans and prints are separate services unless selected through a lab.

Built for Professional Color Work

Ektacolor Pro 400 is intended for photographers who need fine grain, natural color and flexible ISO 400 exposure latitude. The film is daylight balanced and gives a familiar 35mm workflow for personal work, client sessions, events, editorial images and travel.

Set a manually controlled camera or meter to ISO 400. Cameras that read DX coding should be operated according to their own instructions. Actual results depend on exposure, lens, scanning and lab workflow, so test a roll when matching an established look is important.

Choose the Right Pack

Choose either one 36-exposure roll or the five-roll pack, which contains five separately loaded rolls for 180 total exposures.

Choose Ektacolor Pro 160 when daylight portrait work and a slower speed suit the job, or Ektacolor Pro 800 when the scene calls for more low-light capability.

What’s in the Box

• Single Roll option: One sealed Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 35mm color negative film cartridge with 36 exposures.
• 5-Roll Pack option: Five separately packaged 36-exposure Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 35mm film rolls.
• Not included: Camera, batteries, film processing, scans, prints, film canister, storage case or other accessories.

Film Handling and Processing

Load and rewind the cartridge according to your camera manual. Keep unexposed film in its sealed package in a cool, dry place and check the expiration printed on the box. After exposure, have the roll developed using the C-41 process through a capable photo lab.

For important jobs, label exposed rolls and avoid leaving them in hot vehicles. Contact Buffalo Imaging before ordering if you require confirmation of a particular expiration range or need help choosing a compatible film and processing workflow.

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