Kodak
Kodak Ektar 100 Color Negative Film ISO 100 35mm 36 exp #6031330
Professional colour negative film delivering ultra-fine grain, vivid saturation and ISO 100 speed for scanning and large enlargements
- Finest grain available for smooth, detailed scans
- ISO 100 speed delivers ultra-vivid color saturation
- Optimized T-GRAIN emulsion enables extraordinary enlargements
- Proprietary development accelerators ensure accurate spectral sensitivity
- C-41 process compatible for flexible lab workflow
Professional Color Negative Film
Kodak Ektar 100 is a professional ISO 100 color negative film in 35mm format with 36 exposures. It uses proprietary VISION film technology and Micro-Structure Optimized T-GRAIN emulsions to deliver the world's finest grain. The film provides ultra-vivid color and high saturation for demanding photographic applications.
Commercial and Advanced Amateur Use
This film suits commercial photographers and advanced amateurs shooting nature, travel, fashion, or product photography where maximum detail and color fidelity are essential. Photographers needing higher ISO speeds for low-light action or those preferring lower saturation for portrait work should consider other emulsions. It requires standard C-41 processing chemistry.
Finest Grain Color Negative Film
The defining specification is its status as the world's finest-grained color negative film available today. This ultra-fine grain structure enables extraordinary enlargement capability from a 35mm negative and makes the film ideal for high-resolution scanning workflows. Process with KODAK FLEXICOLOR chemicals for Process C-41.
Highlights
- Finest grain available for smooth, detailed scans
- ISO 100 speed delivers ultra-vivid color saturation
- Optimized T-GRAIN emulsion enables extraordinary enlargements
- Proprietary development accelerators ensure accurate spectral sensitivity
- C-41 process compatible for flexible lab workflow
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many exposures does the 35mm roll provide before it needs replacing?
Each roll yields 36 exposures, so the film itself is replaced after every 36 frames shot.
What processing chemistry limits how quickly I can develop a batch of this film?
The film requires the standard C-41 process using KODAK FLExICOLOR chemicals, which sets the development time and temperature constraints.
How much heat does the film generate during long shooting sessions?
Photographic film produces no heat and makes no noise while loaded in the camera.
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