Kodak Ektacolor PRO 400 Color Negative Film (35mm, 36 exp)
Ektacolor Pro 400 and Kodak Portra 400 are the same film. Really. The difference in naming comes down only to distribution. Portra 400 is distributed by Kodak Alaris, while Ektacolor Pro 400 is distributed by Eastman Kodak. Eastman Kodak manufactures all Kodak films, which is why they can sell them slightly cheaper. Buying directly from them supports film production, factory upgrades, and future research.
Ektacolor Pro 400 has wide exposure latitude and holds up well from about two stops under to three stops over. The palette is soft and pastel with a gentle warm undertone. Grain is finer than most color films, and skin tones come out natural and accurate.
It works well for studio portraits, weddings, landscapes, and street photography. It performs in bright daylight, overcast conditions, and low light, and it produces clean results for both large prints and high-resolution scans.
If you love Kodak Portra 400, you’ll love getting it cheaper as Ektacolor Pro 400.
FAQ
I’m from another city, but I really want to send my film to you, guys!
No problem! Just place an online order here and send your rolls to:
Film Speed Lab UG
Dietrich-Bonhoeffer Str. 32
10407 Berlin
+49 176 84786140
Before sending, take a look at our shipping checklist to make sure everything’s ready on your end.
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Do you scan half-frames?
Yes! We can scan them in pairs or one by one — whatever works best for you. Just give us the heads-up when you order.
What’s the difference between Flash and Biggie?
Think of it like this: if you’re going big — like for an exhibition or a gift — biggie’s your go-to
For everything else — flash. It’s fast, flexible and perfect for quick edits and everyday needs.
JPG or TIFF?
If you’re looking for scans that are ready to post but still flexible for adjustments, go with JPG. We’ll make sure they look great, and you can tweak them however you like.
If you’re going for a certain look, go with TIFF for flat, untouched scans ready for your editing.
I didn’t quite like the results…
Then let’s improve them! Scanning is all about your personal style, so let’s tweak it until it’s just right for you.
What if I have a blank roll of film?
Oh, it’s the worst, we feel you.
We’ll refund the scan and just charge for the development. This also applies if your film is fogged or has damaged / transparent perforation.