Kodak
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 800 120 Color Negative Film 5-Pack 7519614
ISO 800 medium-format color negative film in 120 size, five-roll pack for low-light and changing conditions with natural skin tones
- High ISO 800 enables low-light shooting flexibility
- Excellent performance in changing light conditions
- Natural and accurate skin tone reproduction
- Balanced true-to-life color rendering
- Outstanding exposure latitude accommodates exposure variations
Kodak Ektacolor Pro 800 120 Film Pack
This pack contains five rolls of ISO 800 colour negative film in 120 medium format. It is designed for photographers who need reliable low-light performance with natural skin tones and balanced colour rendering. The film suits both amateur and professional workflows.
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The high ISO 800 speed provides flexibility in changing light conditions without sacrificing smooth tonal rendering or exposure latitude. Photographers who require black-and-white output, slide film characteristics or lower ISO speeds for bright daylight should consider other film types.
ISO 800 speed for low-light flexibility
The single specification that decides fit is the ISO 800 rating, which enables handheld shooting in dim environments while maintaining the exposure latitude the Ektacolor Pro family is known for. If your lighting conditions demand a different sensitivity, this pack will not match the requirement.
Highlights
- High ISO 800 enables low-light shooting flexibility
- Excellent performance in changing light conditions
- Natural and accurate skin tone reproduction
- Balanced true-to-life color rendering
- Outstanding exposure latitude accommodates exposure variations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which pack size should I choose for medium format shooting?
This item is sold as a single 5-pack of 120 rolls, giving you five medium format rolls in one purchase.
What does ISO 800 mean for my low-light photography?
ISO 800 lets you shoot in dim conditions or with faster shutter speeds while keeping natural skin tones and balanced colour.
What film format does this use and what cameras accept it?
It is 120 medium format roll film, compatible with any camera that takes 120-size rolls.
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