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🎞️ Capture life in vivid vintage style—because some moments deserve more than pixels.
This 35mm ISO 200 color film roll delivers high-definition, richly saturated images with enhanced contrast for a vintage aesthetic. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor photography, it supports fast shutter speeds and good depth of field, making it suitable for portraits and motion shots. Compatible with standard 35mm cameras, it offers 8 exposures per roll, blending classic analog charm with reliable performance.
| ASIN | B0BPCS741B |
| Best Sellers Rank | #253,048 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #781 in Photographic Film |
| Brand | Pssopp |
| Compatible Camera Film Format Type | 35mm |
| Compatible Devices | Camera |
| Customer Reviews | 3.2 out of 5 stars 30 Reviews |
| Exposure Count | 8 |
| Exposures per Roll | 8 |
| Film Color | Color |
| Film Format | 135 |
| Film Format Type | 135 |
| ISO Equivalent | 200 |
| Item Type Name | Correction tape. |
| Light Sensitivity | 200 |
| Lighting Type | low light |
| Manufacturer | Pssopp |
| Manufacturer Part Number | Pssoppfh8ygk4nc0 |
| Model Name | Pssoppfh8ygk4nc0 |
| Model Number | Pssoppfh8ygk4nc0 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Roll Quantity | 1 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
H**L
Film is terrible
This film got stuck in my camera and would not advance after the fifth exposure. Thought the camera was broken so took it to a store and the owner said he suspected the film wasn’t would in the spool properly so he redid it and when we tried it again it stopped advancing at the ninth exposure. This film is garbage.
T**G
Went straight to the trash.
Went straight to the trash.
N**A
not enough info/wrong info
this item said ISO 200 but show on box ISO 400, Explosure no is 8 but actually only 4-5 explosures.
K**1
8 exposure film provided 5 shots.
It is advertised as 8 exposure but the camera rewound after 5 frames. Not impressed. I have not had the film processed yet so I cannot comment on the quality of the film.
T**.
$20 for 8 exposures of generic film?
...No thanks. I chose to put this in a half-frame camera so as to (hopefully) get 16 exposures, and haven't finished the roll or had it developed yet, so I will update this review when I do so. But right off the hop I am going to say No Thanks to this one - I don't think Portra is worth what they are currently charging for it, so charging this much for an unknown and unproven film stock is a no-go.
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