This is a 10 sheet box of 8 x 10" Portra 160 film from Kodak. Portra 160 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.

The new Portra 160 film replaces the existing Kodak Professional Portra 160NC and 160VC films

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 35mm 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 better than Sigma 10-20? Which would you recommend for a Canon T3i?

A: Also sigma is a great brand as well I used them all the time in the past but the cannon brand speaks for itself

Q: 2. I noticed this lens is Comparable to a 35mm Focal Length: 16 - 28.8 mm. What does this exactly mean? I already have a 17-50 tamron lens but I wanted a wider angle lens. Thanks

A: The focal length on an APS-C sized sensor is 16-28.8mm compared to if this were a 35mm or full frame sized sensor, as an APS-C sized sensor has a 1.6x crop on most Canon cameras. Check out the Sigma 8-16mm f/4.5-5.6, which will give you a focal length equivalent to 12-24mm: http://bhpho.to/1rRooRz

Q: 3. Will this lense fit the canon T5?

A: Yes, it will. It will fit any Canon C type imaging chip. If you like to shoot wide angle landscapes, or artistic close ups you will like this lens.

Q: 4. How well would this lens perform for a group photo, consisting of about 50 or more people posing while standing on a church altar facing out towards the pews?

A: For a group portrait like you describe, if there is any way you could back away from the group, and use a longer focal length lens, it would result in a photograph with less distortion at the edges. The people at the edges will appear wider than they actually are! This is a characteristic of all super wide-angle lenses, which this is.

Q: 5. is this lens compatible with Canon 7D and 20D?

A: The Canon EF-S 10-22mm lens is fully compatible with both the 7D and 20D, yes.

Q: 6. Will this lens work on the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera w/ EF Mount? There are people who say yes but I'm not totally convinced.

A: Yes, this lens is compatible with the Blackmagic Design Cinema Camera w/ EF Mount.

Q: 7. Will this lens work on a Metabones Speedbooster .71 Ultra, for a BMPCC 4K?

A: No, if you're referring to the Metabones T Speed Booster ULTRA 0.71x Adapter for Canon EF Lens to BMPCC 4K Camera, as EF-S lenses require modification to fit or may remain incompatible even after modification.

Q: 8. How would you rate this image quality? Is it better than, say, the 18-55mm? How sharp is it?

A: Overall this lens would be a fair amount sharper than the 18-55mm kit lens, and it would give you a substantially wider field of view.

Q: 9. Would this lens be good to shoot the northern lights with, I know i should have like a f2.8 or faster but i dont want to drop the money on it? or would a macro tube be ok? lol. or just buy a 24mm canon pancake.

A: Night/Star photography really needs to be done with a faster lens. There are some manual lenses from Rokinon and Samyang that are wide and fast that work very well for night photography. They are not expensive.

Q: 10. is this lens okey with canon 7 D mark 2...?

A: Yes I am very happy with the results of the lens.