The Kodak VR Plus 400 is a color negative film that is suitable for taking color photos. With a film speed of ISO 400, it is a versatile all-rounder that delivers good results in different lighting conditions. In particular, this film is aimed at amateurs on a budget who still want to create high-quality photos.
In Germany, the Kodak VR Plus 400 was available at discount grocery store Aldi, among others.
Development
The Kodak VR Plus 400 can be developed at most photo labs that offer C-41 film processing. DIY film development kits are available for those who prefer to handle the development themselves.
Digitizing
There are several methods available to digitize the developed film. One option is to scan the film using a special film scanner designed for this purpose, which produces high-quality results.
Another option is to photograph the film using a digital camera. This should ensure even lighting and sharp focus. After digitization, the image can be further optimized in image processing software.
Availability and Alternatives
Although the Kodak VR Plus 400 may no longer be available in all stores, there are alternatives for lovers of 35mm format color negative film.
One such alternative is Kodak Ultramax 400*, which is also available in 35mm format and offers similar color characteristics. It is also suitable for different lighting conditions and can be purchased from online platforms such as Amazon.
In addition, other manufacturers such as Fujifilm or Lomography also offer color negative films in various sensitivities and formats. These offer photography enthusiasts a variety of options to realize their creative visions and produce high-quality images.
Technical datasheet
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| 35mm Format | Yes |
| Development process | C-41 / CN-16 / CNK-4 / AP-70 |
| Country of production | China |