
Brand
Lomography
Film type
Negative
Format
35mm
Exposures
36
Think of Color Negative 800 as your camera's night-vision goggles for colors! it's fantastic for taking bright, colorful pictures when there's not much light around, like indoors in the evening or outside at dusk. it's really good at making sure your photos aren't too dark or blurry, even in dim conditions, and it captures those lovely evening colors beautifully.
Color Negative 800, notably exemplified by Kodak Portra 800 or Fuji Natura 1600 (less common now but an excellent reference for high-speed color negative), is a very high-speed, daylight-balanced color negative film. Its ISO 800 rating makes it exceptionally well-suited for challenging low-light conditions, such as indoor available light, evening outdoor scenes, or fast-action photography where higher shutter speeds are required. Despite its speed, these films often maintain surprisingly fine grain and excellent color saturation and accuracy, particularly in skin tones (as with Portra 800). They offer wide exposure latitude, allowing for significant underexposure or overexposure with recoverable detail. The ability to capture vibrant colors and good detail in dim light makes them indispensable for concert photography, night street photography, indoor events, and any situation where flash is undesirable or impractical.





