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The lowest price we last saw for Kodak 4 x 5" Portra 400 Color Film (10 Sheets) 8806465 was $123.00 at Brooklyn Film Camera, compared across 5 retailers (last seen 18 Oct 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $123.00 on 18 Oct 2026.
Prices last updated 18 Oct 2026.
Kodak 4 x 5" Portra 400 Color Film (10 Sheets) 8806465
Sharp Imaging and Fine Grain. Smooth, Natural Colors / Skin Tones. Enhanced Scanning Performance. KODAK VISION Film Technology. Great for Portraits, Fashion,... Find electronics, fashion, accessories, grocery and more.
Sharp Imaging and Fine Grain. Smooth, Natural Colors / Skin Tones. Enhanced Scanning Performance. KODAK VISION Film Technology. Great for Portraits, Fashion,... Find electronics, fashion, accessories, grocery and more.
Last updated at 18/10/2026 23:16:29
Kodak Portra 400 4x5 Color
Delivery between 28 Oct – 2 Nov $29.22
Kodak Portra 400 4x5 Color
Delivery $30.08
Kodak Portra 400 4x5 Sheet film (10 sheets)
Kodak 4x5 Large Format Color Film Reversal Page Kodak PORTRA 160/Kodak PORTRA 400 EKTAR 10 Sheets
Free delivery
Kodak Portra 400 ISO Professio al 4 x 5" (10 Sheets) Colour Negative Sheet Film
Delivery between 21–29 Oct $10
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Beautiful portrait film with amazing skin tones. The 160 is definitely finer grained and 400 isn't necessary with a still subject and bright flash. So, I'll probably stick with mostly 160 moving forward, but it is still an amazing film. It works great in natural light as well where you may want a faster shutter speed or high f number.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Finest color film there is. Beautiful skin colors, sure. But very nice rendition of foliage as well. Insane dynamic range and very smooth highlight clipping. This is what you get when your digital cam can't handle the heat! I use it in 35mm, 120 and 4x5. But I have to say that the 4x5 real estate and the portra color is real special. On the down side (not a deal breaker), it takes some skill to get accurate colors when you scan it, although that can be said of any negative film, I find that the learning curve for portra (setting up vuescan or silverlight profiles, and then photoshop actions, etc) is a bit more time consuming than with other brands. That's perhaps due to the very wide dynamic range.
originally posted on bhphotovideo.com
Great for portraits but also snowy landscapes since it handles highlights well and is less contrasty than Ektar 100. I don't shoot this as much as I should but whenever I do I am never disappointed. My recommendation is to rate it for ISO 200. You won't notice a difference in the highlights but the shadows will be more neutral.
| Product Dimensions L x W x H | - 15.2 x 2.5 x 12.7 centimetres |
| Model year | - 2011 |
| Film colour | - Color |
| Film format type | - 4×5 |
| Exposures per roll | - 10 |
Kodak Portra 400 4x5 Color
Delivery between 28 Oct – 2 Nov $29.22
Kodak Portra 400 4x5 Color
Delivery $30.08
Kodak Portra 400 4x5 Sheet film (10 sheets)
Kodak 4x5 Large Format Color Film Reversal Page Kodak PORTRA 160/Kodak PORTRA 400 EKTAR 10 Sheets
Free delivery
Kodak Portra 400 ISO Professio al 4 x 5" (10 Sheets) Colour Negative Sheet Film
Delivery between 21–29 Oct $10
Beautiful portrait film with amazing skin tones. The 160 is definitely finer grained and 400 isn't necessary with a still subject and bright flash. So, I'll probably stick with mostly 160 moving forward, but it is still an amazing film. It works great in natural light as well where you may want a faster shutter speed or high f number.
Finest color film there is. Beautiful skin colors, sure. But very nice rendition of foliage as well. Insane dynamic range and very smooth highlight clipping. This is what you get when your digital cam can't handle the heat! I use it in 35mm, 120 and 4x5. But I have to say that the 4x5 real estate and the portra color is real special. On the down side (not a deal breaker), it takes some skill to get accurate colors when you scan it, although that can be said of any negative film, I find that the learning curve for portra (setting up vuescan or silverlight profiles, and then photoshop actions, etc) is a bit more time consuming than with other brands. That's perhaps due to the very wide dynamic range.
Great for portraits but also snowy landscapes since it handles highlights well and is less contrasty than Ektar 100. I don't shoot this as much as I should but whenever I do I am never disappointed. My recommendation is to rate it for ISO 200. You won't notice a difference in the highlights but the shadows will be more neutral.
Superb in every way. A useful ISO rating with subtle grain lending real texture to an image. Ideal for architectural work and landscapes, copes well with time exposures and has excellent exposure tolerance +/- 3 stops still gives a scannable image. 5* recommended.
Wonderful natural colors and fine grain. Sorry, but digital never comes close! Using in large format, grain is never and issue, and who says a little grain is bad anyway? Scans very well. Love, Love, Love IT!!!!!
I really prize a film that sees the world as I do, only better. Kodak Portra 400 is such a film. It is not a literal film -- although it is far form inaccurate -- however its strength is rendering colours, especially natural colours, even more lovely than when you saw them. The palette tends towards a slightly pastel rendering that suits most subjects more than you would think. Nevertheless, it is still accurate enough to allow you to achieve a very natural-looking rendering look if that is your goal. Most importantly of all, it does beautiful things to skin. Only Portra 160 exceeds it and not by much. Unlike Portra 160, the reciprocity behaviour of Portra 400 is excellent. I have had no difficulty pressing it into service at night for very long exposures. Just like ... MoreI really prize a film that sees the world as I do, only better. Kodak Portra 400 is such a film. It is not a literal film -- although it is far form inaccurate -- however its strength is rendering colours, especially natural colours, even more lovely than when you saw them. The palette tends towards a slightly pastel rendering that suits most subjects more than you would think. Nevertheless, it is still accurate enough to allow you to achieve a very natural-looking rendering look if that is your goal. Most importantly of all, it does beautiful things to skin. Only Portra 160 exceeds it and not by much. Unlike Portra 160, the reciprocity behaviour of Portra 400 is excellent. I have had no difficulty pressing it into service at night for very long exposures. Just like the other modern Kodak negatives it is almost impossible to overexpose so when in doubt, just expose longer. The two Kodak Portras are the mainstay of what I shoot these days for almost every kind of shooting. However, when portraits are the order of the day I refuse to shoot them with anything else.
I'm glad this is a good film, because there really aren't any other choices for 400 speed colour sheet film. The colour is good, it handles minor flaws in exposure well, yadda yadda yadda. Honestly, if you're looking at this film, then you're going to buy it. The only real comment I can make is that it seems sharper than the 160 Portra, even if there's a little more grain, and I prefer the colour and range of this film, shot at 100 and slow processed, to 160 shot the usual way.
This is my first time using color film, and I had no doubt I would be purchasing from B&H. I am so excited to start shooting!
I've used my portra 400 4x5 sheets for years, and I've never considered moving to a different film. The colors and feel of the film has shaped the look of my photography. The boxes are also incredibly useful as organizing dividers in drawers.
Its a kodak classic, hope it never goes away but its price could be a lot cheaper. not only do I have to spend $40+ on it, but I also have to mail it out to get developed. I can't NOT shoot color 4x5, so to keep costs down I just shoot less frequently, which is saddening. Otherwise great product. Helpful note, I use 400 as opposed to 160 because I think it retains color better.
| Product Dimensions L x W x H | - 15.2 x 2.5 x 12.7 centimetres |
| Model year | - 2011 |
| Film colour | - Color |
| Film format type | - 4×5 |
| Exposures per roll | - 10 |
