4X Kodak UltraMax 400 Speed 35mm 36 Exposures Film

I did not like having to purchase 4 roll of film.

I hate film has gotten so expensive these days. I worried about getting expired film since it's an issue that people run across a lot when buying film online but all rolls are well within date, the package arrived in good condition and I was very pleased with the purchase. They even arrived a day early, which could have been from me manifesting it because I really needed more film for an event the next day...or amazon is just good at what they do and didn't hold my package longer than they needed to

Got a film camera to take photos with so that I would actually remember to take photos. This was a great price and deal and was easy to use. Haven’t developed the pictures yet so I don’t know what the end of development picture quality is. But as someone who is just starting out this was great.

Arrive on time and was exactly what I ordered

One of my nephews is studying Fashion Design, and he and his brother like to take "retro" photographs. I am told that the price includes the cost of getting the film developed.

I got some pretty great shots with this film in particular. It definitely can have a film quality to it. I started out with this film and just remember it being hard to use. I do think it’s because I barely even understood how to use the camera, (Canon Ae-1 program). However, a lot of my pictures came out pretty decent. My only issue is the style I was really looking for wasn’t found in this film. I did buy it again now that I’m a bit more experienced to see if I can mess with it.

Good film.

My wife found her old SLR camera from the 90's and really wanted to take some photos for nostalgia and fun, so I ordered her this film. The film came well packaged, and does not expire until 8/2020. I would recommend getting a a film sighing tool to pull out the film tab from the canister is you only use half the roll, then swap out to black and white, I used to work in a photo lab in the late 90's, and totally forgot that when you rewind the film to use again later is swapping out film types, the end gets pulled into the canister, and you have to fish it out with this little plastic tool they make.