35mm Professional Portra Color Film (ISO 160) 6031959,Yellow

Exactly as advertised Thank You

This is a great product. This is definitely one of my favorite films. It has captured some of the best skin tones and it really impresses viewers. I often get asked if it was a Hollywood studio that took the photo (and I’m not the world’s best photographer by any means). One thing that it is not, I repeat, not good at is low lighting. At Disneyland (for example), at night I took a photo of Main Street. I could only see the popcorn lighting on the buildings and some of the castle at the end of Main Street, but everything else was dark. During the day, however, the photos I took of Main Street and the castle were spectacular. In conclusion, it is by far one of the best daytime films.

If you find these film packs at a good price, jump on the deal. My price target is around $15 per roll. Anything higher, I would look for lower grade, more general use slide film. Store what you get in your freezer.

Nice contrast and detail ! Let's hope the manufacturer continues production of this film. I have been using Ektar 100 ever since the "new" version came out, and decided to try a pro-pack of the Portra. Most of my film shooting is in the Summer, on the water, with lots of sunlight and reflections. The Ektar always did well, but the Portra wonderfully preserves the detail in the shadows. Less grain than Fuji 160S. Exposed and developed at rated speed. I sent it off to a professional photofinisher. Serious camera & glass.

Always a pleasure to do business with professionals.

This is an absolutely amazing film. Sharp, with slightly muted tones, exceptionally flattering to fair-skinned models and rainy, foggy days. I shoot it at the rated ISO, and this is my favorite color film for portraits and general use. I would bet a lot of Kinfolk magazine is shot with this film or a close digital imitation, it certainly has a similar look. Highly recommended.

Quick delivery and perfect condition - Sell by date 2 years in the future - happy.

I've used all the Portra films and this is my favorite. It's slow but you can get beautiful outdoor shots in low light if you can hold the camera steady enough, but indoors in artificial light it's not as great. The color rendition is accurate with that beautiful, soft Portra glow.