Les Sarile
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I see today's color films as being like a bad acid trip at an over-the-top amusement park.
Portra = the film version of a Canon digital camera.
Canon digital - or any other for that matter, cannot even come close to the latitude of Kodak Portra 400.

Now try a real-world, hi contrast scene with the proper highlights!
With all that latitude, you can recover dark and bright areas in a single frame of exposure - with a lot of room to spare.

BTW, this applies to all color negatives.
I'm not playing your games. You like Portra, I don't. Simple as that.
Color negatives go through a lot of interpretation along the way and on top of that our brains also interpret colors differently. It's our money and time and we spend it as we see fit.