WOW! "New" Kodak Portra 400...

tonyjuliano

Member

Joined

Apr 19, 2010

Messages

65

Location

Glenside, Pe

Format

35mm RF

• Jan 26, 2011

• #1

Ive pushed this film a full 2 stops (yes, mixing base, 1 push and 2 pushes on the same roll!) and then processed normally with very little image degradation.

Now, Jonathan Canlas has shown he is getting tremendous results all the way up to 3200 ISO.

See the fantastic images, and read all about it on his BLOG.

 

cupcake_ham

Member

Joined

Feb 10, 2007

Messages

56

Format

Plastic Cameras

• Jan 26, 2011

• #2

This film rocks. It's a little warmer than Fuji Pro 400H, expecially when overexposing. While the grain is finer, at least at 100% on screen, I have found it doesn't really matter in print. Once all my 400H is gone (got about 300 rolls in the freezer for weddings) Portra 400 will become my mainstay.

 

nolanr66

Member

Joined

Feb 5, 2006

Messages

283

Format

35mm

• Mar 9, 2011

• #3

I just shot my first roll of it. Off to the developers tomorrow via mail. Hopefully I will see the results on Saturday.

 

Stealth3kpl

Member

Joined

May 15, 2010

Messages

25

Format

35mm RF

• Apr 13, 2011

• #4

My test shot (my mum!)
Pete

 

2F/2F

Member

Joined

Apr 29, 2008

Messages

8,031

Location

Los Angeles,

Format

Multi Format

• Apr 15, 2011

• #5

tonyjuliano said:

...processed normally with very little image degradation.

Click to expand...

If you have processed normally, then you have not pushed. You have just underexposed.