Why Portra is the Best Film

Portra is by far my favorite film stock on both 35mm and 120 film. Whether 160, 400, or 800, Portra gives consistent results that give great flexibility. What is your favorite film stock?
#35mm #filmphotography #kodak

[@Gosk]

Portra 400 and 160 are NOT 15$ bro they are 25$ per roll

[@blockbusterlatefees7713]

I love this. Well made! Thank you!

[@VariTimo]

Portra 800 is fantastic in bright light. It just limits you to higher shutter speeds and deeper depth of field. Or you know just overexpose it, because it can sure handle that like it’s nothing.

[@Wilkins325]

Never shooting 20+ dollar film rolls personally

[@ChrissoDiiFonso]

Love it. What would you define your style of photography? Lifestyle? Landscape? Always wondered

[@vikix981]

can you explain wut the numbers mean? Is it just a code or does it have a specific meaning? I am a beginner trying to get my first camera.

[@habowh43]

The numbers are the ISO. They represent the film’s sensitivity to light. The higher the number, the less light it takes to take a picture.

[@luxxembourgowner]

What's your opinion on 35mm 400 Fujifilm?

[@user-co6ww2cm9k]

haven't seen any since last year, unless you mean the kodak stuff lol

[@luxxembourgowner]

@user-co6ww2cm9k I'm currently using Fujifilm, but it's expensive as hell

[@areallyrealisticguyd4333]

paying $20 for Portra 800 ain't worth it. buying 500t for $8 for the same results

[@albertalmaguer7362]

They still make film?

[@luxxembourgowner]

Yes

[@alicetookherpills]

no

[@loading876]

Plenty of companies make film still…cinestill, Kodak, Lomography, reflex labs and more

[@alicetookherpills]

@@loading876 nuh uh

[@sorry4all]

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