📸 Kodak Ultramax 400 Color Negative Film - ISO 400, 35mm, 24 Exposures - 2 Pack Bundle Review

I have always preferred 35mm cameras to digital cameras and have always used Kodak 35mm color film. I have taken hundreds of photos during my annual trip to England and France and have never been disappointed. Last year I took countless photos of Monet's beautiful gardens at his home in Giverny. The film perfectly conveys the radiant color and beauty of these flowers and plants. I highly recommend this product.

Both cartridges received had the same problem in TWO different cameras. It wasn't possible/difficult to advance the film slightly (felt like breaking my cameras) and I couldn't rewind the film to the end of the roll. Opening the back of the camera to troubleshoot (admission of defeat) revealed that the film did not advance at all in the two different cameras throughout the roll, resulting in a severely overexposed frame. Cannot return as they are broken, don't want a replacement. Wouldn't buy…

Good product. because you can't get movies anywhere else. You used to be able to get camera film anywhere. Like the photo shops, the corner candy store, the drug store. But today you asked for film for your 35mm camera. And people look at you and say what is duct tape? What year are you from? anyone who has ever captured AND photographed with a camera. will tell you that there is nothing better than a good 35mm camera. I guess there are only a few of us left. who likes to hold and film a good…