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Testing Kodak Portra 800 in Low Light | Night Film Photography Results

In this video, I’m testing Kodak Portra 800 in low light and night conditions, shooting real-world scenes to see how this high-ISO color film performs after dark. All photos were shot using the Minolta Dynax 60, paired with multiple lenses, and every image is shown with full exposure settings and focal length. Portra 800 is often considered one of the best films for low-light photography. In this test, I shoot night street scenes and available-light situations to evaluate grain structure, color accuracy, contrast, and shadow detail — all without flash. If you’re interested in film photography in low light, or want to see whether Portra 800 can truly handle night shooting, this video delivers real results with transparent shooting data for every frame. 📸 What’s in the video: • Kodak Portra 800 shot in low light & at night • Minolta Dynax 60 (35mm film camera) • Multiple lenses used • Exposure settings (aperture & shutter speed) for every shot • Focal length displayed for each image • Night street & available-light photography • Real-world color performance 🎞️ Camera & Film: • Camera: Minolta Dynax 60 • Film: Kodak Portra 800 (35mm) • Lenses: Multiple Minolta A-mount lenses If you enjoy film photography tests, night shooting on film, and 35mm low-light experiments, consider subscribing for more real-world film content.