35mm Film

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Videoguys Australia offers Kodak 35mm negative film for photographers choosing between colour and black-and-white capture. The collection includes Portra 400 colour negative film in a five-roll pack and Tri-X 400 panchromatic black-and-white negative film as a single roll. Both have a nominal ISO 400 sensitivity, with 36 exposures per roll. Portra 400 is daylight-balanced and designed for C-41 processing, with applications including portraits, weddings, travel and outdoor photography. Tri-X 400 uses standard black-and-white chemistry and suits documentary, street, portrait and general photography, including low-light environments and fast-moving subjects. Compare film type, processing method and pack size when selecting film for your photographic workflow. Film Cameras Film Scanners What is the difference between Kodak Portra 400 and Tri-X 400? Portra 400 is a daylight-balanced colour negative film with controlled saturation and low contrast. Tri-X 400 is a panchromatic black-and-white negative film known for its monochrome character and ability to respond well to push processing. How are these 35mm films processed? Portra 400 uses the C-41 colour negative process. Tri-X 400 is processed using standard black-and-white chemistry. How many exposures and rolls are included? Each roll provides 36 exposures. Portra 400 is supplied as a five-roll pack, while Tri-X 400 is supplied as one roll. What photography applications suit these films? Portra 400 is intended for applications including portraits, weddings, travel and outdoor photography. Tri-X 400 suits documentary, street, portrait and general photography, as well as low-light environments and fast-moving subjects.