Pushing Vs Pulling Film

Hard to go wrong with this film ! Even pushing - pulling it does quite well ! shoot this all the time.

I have only shot one roll of this film and I already love it! Nice fine, even grain. Can't say anything regarding pushing or pulling but I am guessing -1/+2 would be just fine.

I try to mix it up and use a different stock every time, sometimes expired, sometimes experimenting with pushing/pulling, but when I'm shooting something I care about and it has to be good, I always come back to ol' reliable, Portra 160.

The image quality is excellent. I like the fact that you can zoom by pushing and pulling on the end of the lens rather than rotating a dial; it's faster. It's easy to handle off a tripod, which is mainly how I use it. I wish it were weatherproof.

I love the tone of the Portra, it's suited me. And I also find that I get decent results pushing this one stop (at the most) or pulling as needed.

I like this a lot. I will probably keep it on the camera ll the time. I adjust the angle of the monitor by pulling and pushing the sun hood. Nice product!

I see myself using this for the next decade or two. It is a tank. It is one of those things that you should invest in early because it will be useful from day one, especially if you have a heavy boom stand that you're always pushing and pulling to hit that sweet spot. It is everything I want in a rolling stand base.

..and a slightly more subdued color palette VS its 400 speed sister film, making it especially suited for color landscape shots. The price for all this is a lowered exposure latitude, especially towards the lower end.

I use this kind of film in every format, ISO 400 is especially good for pushing up to two stops.

I like this better than Tri x for pushing.