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Amber D400 400 ISO Color Negative Movie Film - 35mm - 27 Exposure

Amber D400 400 ISO Color Negative Movie Film - 35mm - 27 Exposure - Main image
$14.05 $18.99 In stock

Category: Film

AMBER D400 Film, 27 Exposure 35mm, is a motion picture film that gives distinct colors and looks when used in different lighting conditions. It is excellent for low-light situations and becomes a cool blue tone if shot in daylight. It requires standard C-41 processing, which is a common and affordable option for lab processing.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Isabella ★★★★★

I took this roll to a dimly lit concert and the results were incredible—the grain is beautiful but not overwhelming, exactly what I wanted for that moody look. It handled the low light way better than I expected, with cool tones that feel very cinematic. Definitely grabbing another pack for my next

Emma ★★★★★

Shot a whole roll in mixed indoor and outdoor light and the colors came out with a moody, cinematic look I wasn't expecting from a budget film. The 27 exposures were perfect for a quick weekend project.

George ★★★★★

Finally got a chance to test this in a dimly lit café and the grain stayed surprisingly fine for 400 speed. The cool color shift gave my shots a moody, cinematic feel that I wasn't expecting from a single roll.