This is a 10 sheet box of 8 x 10" Portra 400 film from Kodak. Portra 400 is a color negative film great for portraits, fashion and commercial shoots. The film delivers superb performance both on-location and in a studio setting. Advanced emulsion technology provides sharp imaging, beautiful neutral skin tones and a finer grain than ever, making for excellent scanned color reproductions. Get great shots with this film, even in challenging light. Targeted Advanced Development Accelerators speed up the film development process.

Sharp Imaging and Fine Grain    Smooth, Natural Colors / Skin Tones    Enhanced Scanning Performance    KODAK VISION Film Technology    T-Grain Technology: Great Reproduction    Advanced Development Accelerators    Great for Portraits, Fashion, Commercial

Kodak Vision Film Technology provides improved grain that is ideal for scanning

Kodak's Advanced Cubic Emulsions offer superior enlargement capability from a negative; this technology and Kodak's proprietary DIR Couplers work together to optimize image sharpness and provide distinct edges and fine detail

Micro-Structure Optimized T-Grain Emulsions deliver finer grain than ever before; Optimized Emulsion Spectral Sensitivity and Image Modifier Chemistry produce beautiful neutral skin tones; all three features work together to create high-quality color reproductions

Kodak's proprietary Targeted Advanced Development Accelerators speed up the film development process

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this lens compatible with my 7D?

A: The Canon 7D is compatible with any Canon EF or EF-S lens, and any lens made for Canon EOS cameras by other manufacturers. So, the EF-S 10-22mm lens will be fully compatible with the Canon 7D.

Q: 2. Would this work on a Canon C300 Mark II?

A: Yes. The C300 mkII says it accepts EF and EF-S.

Q: 3. weather sealed?

A: Not that I'm aware of.

Q: 4. Does this lense work well for group shots? I need it for family grouping.

A: Not sure as this was a gift for someone. Sorry

Q: 5. I have a rebel t1i and would like a nice wide angle lens for landscape and for a trip to Europe. I'm debating whether I should get the 10-18mm or 10-22mm with no IS. The 10-18 is significantly cheaper which is a huge plus but I'm not necessarily set on that. Any suggestions or better recommendations?

A: IS is less important with ultra wide lenses and landscape photography often involves a tripod. Although I like this lens for the price, I cannot honestly say that I am amazed with the results. I say this because some lenses have a nice, contrasty pop to them. The adage you get what you pay for is often true with photo gear. Often times when I went cheap I have regretted it. Again, this seems to be a fine lens with a not so great build quality. I used to have the Sigma equivalent (10-20) with a Nikon camera and the images were a good stretch better, but the lens was twice the price and twice the build quality. No IS though. Bottom line, I think it is a good, all around cheap lens. If you are serious I would try renting different lenses form Lensrentals or Borrowlenses and compare them before buying.

Q: 6. Is this len compactable with canon 600d

A: yes

Q: 7. How does this lens compare to the Canon 10-22mm lens?I plan to use the lens with a Canon 2Ti and taking photographs, indoors, of still objects in historic sites, while traveling in Europe and the Far East.

A: The Canon EF 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 will provide a slightly faster aperture speed, which is useful for taking photographs indoors. Your optimal lens choice for shooting indoors will be a lens with a fast aperture; between these two, the 10-22mm will be the better choice, along with adjustments in your ISO: http://bhpho.to/1fgGZne

Q: 8. can it hold a lee system with the plastic mount?

A: Yes. A Lee filter system can be used with this lens. It will require a 67 mm adapter.

Q: 9. Will this work on Rebel t4i?

A: Yes

Q: 10. I have a 50d and 70d camera, will this be campatible?

A: The Canon EF-S 10-18mm lens is compatible with both the 50D and 70D, yes.