Kodak
Kodak Ektar 100 35mm Color Negative Film 5-Pack with Camera Bag #6031330K
Five rolls of ISO 100 colour negative film plus a camera bag, delivering ultra-fine grain and vivid saturation for high-resolution scanning
- Finest grain for exceptional detail
- Ultra-vivid colors for vibrant images
- ISO 100 speed suits bright conditions
- Includes 5 rolls plus camera bag
- C-41 process ensures reliable development
Fine-Grain Color Negative Film
Kodak Ektar 100 is a 35mm color negative film rated at ISO 100 and sold as a five-roll pack that includes a camera bag. It uses Kodak Vision film technology and micro-structure optimized T-grain emulsions to deliver ultra-vivid color and the world's finest grain. The emulsion is engineered for extraordinary enlargement capability and is ideal for scanning workflows. Photographers who need maximum detail and saturation from a 35mm format will benefit from this stock.
Low-Light and Daylight Performance
At ISO 100 the film requires bright daylight or controlled studio lighting for proper exposure without push processing. The proprietary advanced development accelerators and optimized spectral sensitivity maintain color fidelity and low noise in normal lighting conditions. Processing must follow the standard C-41 chemistry cycle to achieve consistent results. The fine grain structure keeps scans clean even when enlarged significantly.
Workflow and Storage Fit
The five-roll pack supplies enough frames for extended shooting sessions while the included bag protects unexposed rolls from light and impact. Each roll fits any standard 35mm camera body and processes in widely available C-41 labs or home kits. No special equipment beyond a 35mm camera and C-41 chemistry is needed to use the film. Photographers who need higher speed or infrared sensitivity should choose a different emulsion.
Highlights
- Finest grain for exceptional detail
- Ultra-vivid colors for vibrant images
- ISO 100 speed suits bright conditions
- Includes 5 rolls plus camera bag
- C-41 process ensures reliable development
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I load the 35mm Ektar 100 roll into my camera, and what step do people miss?
Open the back, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, close the door, and advance until the frame counter shows 1; the missed step is forgetting to verify the rewind knob turns as you advance, confirming the film is actually advancing.
What maintenance or replacement will this 5-pack of ISO 100 film need later?
Each roll is single-use; after exposing all frames you must send the film for C-41 processing, then store the returned negatives in archival sleeves to prevent scratches and fading.
What limit appears first when shooting Ektar 100 continuously in bright daylight?
At ISO 100 the film requires relatively slow shutter speeds or small apertures in strong light, so the practical limit is running out of rolls in the 5-pack before you can change settings fast enough.
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