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[[Kodak]] Portra is a popular range of [[portrait]] [[film]] and is known to produce natural skin tones, ideal color, and finer [[grain]]. It is available as both [[35mm]] and [[120]] ([[medium format]]) in speeds from [[ISO]] 160 to 800.
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[[Kodak]] Portra is a popular range of [[portrait]] [[film]] and is known to produce natural skin tones, ideal color, and finer [[grain]]. It is available as [[35mm]],[[120]] ([[medium format]]) and [[Large format]] in speeds from [[ISO]] 160 to 800.
  
 
== Film Comparison ==
 
== Film Comparison ==

Revision as of 02:02, 30 December 2009

Kodak Portra is a popular range of portrait film and is known to produce natural skin tones, ideal color, and finer grain. It is available as 35mm,120 (medium format) and Large format in speeds from ISO 160 to 800.

Film Comparison

Portra 160NC

  • natural colors
  • extremely fine grain
  • low contrast
  • ideal for controlled lighting

Portra 160VC

  • vivid colors
  • extremely fine grain
  • medium contrast
  • ideal for controlled lighting

Portra 400NC

  • natural colors
  • very fine grain
  • low contrast
  • ideal for a wide range of lighting conditions

Portra 400VC

  • vivid colors
  • very fine grain
  • medium contrast
  • ideal for a wide range of lighting conditions

Portra 800

  • well-balanced color saturation
  • very fine grain
  • superb sharpness
  • ideal for long lenses and low light

NC vs VC

Kodak offers many of its Portra range in two varieties. Natural Colour (NC) is specifically tuned to give subtle color and natural skin tones in low-light situations or with on-camera flash. Vivid Colour (VC) is specifically tuned to give enhanced color in low light.

Links

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