Kodak
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 4x5 inch Color Negative Film 10 Sheets camera accessory
10 sheets of 4x5 inch ISO 160 color negative film for natural skin tones and wide exposure latitude
- Natural skin tones with accurate color reproduction
- Ultra-fine grain delivers clean, detailed images
- Wide exposure latitude handles exposure variations reliably
- Daylight balance ensures consistent tones in natural light
- ISO 160 speed allows precise exposure control
Professional 4x5 inch Color Negative Film
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 is a color negative film supplied in a pack of 10 sheets measuring 4x5 inches. It is designed for photographers who require large-format capture with vibrant and accurate color rendition. The film features a daylight color balance for consistent tones in natural lighting conditions.
Suited for controlled lighting
This film suits professionals and enthusiasts shooting portraits, lifestyle, sport, travel or street photography where natural skin tones and smooth highlights are priorities. Its wide exposure latitude offers flexibility for varied conditions. Photographers needing roll-film formats, higher film speeds for low light, or instant image review should consider other options.
ISO 160 speed for precise exposure control
The 160 ISO film speed provides a balance of fine grain and sensitivity, allowing precise exposure and depth management across diverse subjects. Combined with ultra-fine grain structure, it produces clean, detailed images that scan exceptionally well. This speed rating is the key specification determining suitability for your lighting environment and creative intent.
Highlights
- Natural skin tones with accurate color reproduction
- Ultra-fine grain delivers clean, detailed images
- Wide exposure latitude handles exposure variations reliably
- Daylight balance ensures consistent tones in natural light
- ISO 160 speed allows precise exposure control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What camera format is required to use these 4x5 inch film sheets?
You need a large-format camera that accepts 4x5 inch sheet film holders to load each of the 10 sheets individually.
How does the ISO 160 speed work with older large-format lenses that have slower maximum apertures?
The 160 ISO rating provides enough sensitivity for typical daylight exposures, but slower lenses may require longer shutter speeds or a tripod to avoid camera shake.
What should the developed negatives look like to confirm the film performed correctly?
Properly exposed negatives will show smooth highlight detail, ultra-fine grain, and natural skin tones with the wide exposure latitude the EKTACOLOR PRO family is known for.
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