Candido 400 Daylight
CAN400
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Description
Candido 400 Classic delivers fine grain, high definition, and rich natural colour with wide exposure latitude. Built on VISION3 motion picture technology, it's the everyday all-rounder of the range — at home in sunlight, open shade, and changeable conditions alike.
Professional motion picture film
Made from 250D professional motion picture film, delivering beautiful natural colours, smooth tonal reproduction, and a refined cinematic look.
Fine grain, high definition
Impressively fine grain for a 400-speed film, with crisp detail and clean colour separation in every scan.
Made for everyday daylight
ISO 400 film balanced for daylight, versatile across bright sun, cloud, and open shade, with over 11 stops of exposure latitude.
Flexible C-41 & ECN-2 processing
Compatible with both C-41 and ECN-2 processing, with excellent push performance from EI 250 to EI 2000 to suit your preferred shooting style.
Technical Data
| Film type | Colour negative |
| Candido product | Candido 400 Classic |
| Source emulsion | VISION3 250D 5207 |
| Candido recommended EI | EI 400 |
| Colour balance | Daylight, approximately 5500 K |
| Processing options | C-41 |
| Format | 35 mm / 135 |
| Exposures | 36 |
| DX code | 400 |
| Base | Acetate safety base |
| Storage | 13 °C or below; approximately −18 °C for storage beyond six months |
| Contrast | Moderate to strong; more immediately defined than ECN-2 |
| Grain | Fine grain with high definition |
| Latitude | At least 11 stops |
| Colour saturation | More immediately established than ECN-2; generally moderate to strong |
| Skin tones | C-41 gives natural skin colour with firm contrast and colour separation |