Kodak Portra Films The Portra family of Kodak professional color-negative films is based ... more
on a breakthrough unified film emulsion technology so you get remarkably harmonious results from film to film and shoot to shoot. It doesn t matter how many differ...
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Kodak Portra Films The Portra family of Kodak professional color-negative films is based ... more
on a breakthrough unified film emulsion technology so you get remarkably harmonious results from film to film and shoot to shoot. It doesn t matter how many differ...
Postage & Packaging: Free! Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days...
Advantages: Good picture quality, LCD screen, versatility Disadvantages: None!
It would appear, the humble digital camera is somewhat of the ?pinnacle? in reviewing on these review sites?partly because it must be one of the main products that ?external? customers use to choose a product. So, without further ado, here?s the Kodak M863. Lovely stuff.
My particular version comes in a black matt finish with a strap to place around your wrist ? being a bloke it was a far more obvious choice that the potential vivid pink option!
Now, im hardly a connoisseur when it comes to digital cameras; the only other one I?ve previously owned was a ?Premier? one. (yep, never heard of them either!) But the first thing that strikes me about this camera is the large detailed 2.7 inch LCD screen on the back of the camera. With the camera being 8.2 mega-pixels; which is probably far too many to make any difference than, say, 6 mega ...
Advantages: Suitable for all conditions Disadvantages: costs a bit more
Whenever I want to take some pictures, they normally come back from the shop with only about a 50% success rate. That was until I discovered the Ultra range from Kodak.
Kodak have been making camera film since the dawn of time and should know what makes a good film by now. I dont think there is a better, clearer, crisper film on the market today.
Not all pictures are taken in the same lighting conditions though and not all pictures require the same conditions. This is why holiday pictures tend to be a mixture of good and very bad.
However since the emergence of Ultra films from Kodak, my pictures have improved and so has the success rate.
When you are buying 35mm camera film, you will notice it has a film speed rating. They typically come in 100,200,400,800 and 1600 speed ratings.
At 100, you need to be outdoors and in ...
