Why Super Nova 400 Should be the Next Film You Buy

If you are looking for a reliable film that will capture your surroundings as your eyes see them, then look no further than Photodom’s new film stock: Super Nova 400. This 35mm color film delivers rich tones, soft grain, & vibrant color for everyday shooting. But these are not the only benefits! Keep reading, to find out why you need this film in your fridge.


Consistent Quality

Have you had difficulty with incorrect exposure of your highlights and shadows when using film? Super Nova 400 may be the solution to your problems. Thanks to this film’s wide exposure latitude, there is a lower chance that your photos will be over or under-exposed, even when you may have metered your camera incorrectly, making this film beginner-friendly. This film also boasts a fine grain structure which allows for consistent and accurate colors.

Versatile

With an ISO of 400, Super Nova 400 allows for shooting in various lighting conditions, so feel free to bring this film with you while enjoying a sunny day at the beach or to eat dinner at a dimly lit restaurant. Additionally, this film’s warm, vivid colors translate beautifully when capturing skin tones in portraits and rich, earthy tones in landscapes.

Now you see the benefits, and you see the photos… So wait no further and get you some Super Nova 400: your all-around, everyday film! And guess what?

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