Kodak Portra

In plain words

Natural skin tones and fine grain give a soft portrait-photo feel.

When to use it

Portrait, wedding and lifestyle shots; start-frame images for daytime scenes.

One-click prompt

Portrait-film look, natural skin tones, soft pastel colors, gentle contrast, fine grain, a young woman in a linen dress laughs in a flower field, locked-off camera, 85mm lens, soft overcast light, airy tender mood, 5-second shot.

Tell the AI like this

Kodak Portra 400 film look, natural skin tones, soft pastel colors, gentle contrast, fine grain

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Techniques that pair well

Insert Shot Film Grain / Halation Two Shot Static / Locked-Off Shot Shallow Depth of Field

Example videos

The Reason Everyone Shoots Portra 400 - In Depth Review! — Explainer: See the natural skin tones and soft colors in photos taken on Portra 400.

PORTRA 400 - The Film of a Generation? — Explainer: See why Portra 400 is loved by portrait and wedding photographers, along with real photos.

Example films

It is a photo film, so there is no movie example. The 2010 version of Portra 400 uses technology from Kodak's motion picture Vision films (Wikipedia — Kodak Portra). For photo examples, see Wikimedia Commons — Photographs taken on Kodak Portra films (139 photos).

See it in real films and ads

Wikipedia — Kodak Portra

AI-made examples

Not verified

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