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Until the end of this month you can enjoy 10% off everything when you spend €75,- or more. Wednesday: 9am - 5pm The combination of rich colours, fine grain, and optimized sharpness benefit this film's use for nature, travel, and outdoor photography, as well as fashion, product, and other commercial applications. Ektar has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 100/21°, and advanced cubic emulsions and proprietary DIR couplers render it with high sharpness, fine detail, and a well-defined edge quality. 35mm colour negative film 36 exposures Enjoy smooth grain and ultra vivid colour with the Kodak Ektar 100.
Reviews
Graham H
It still has very lifelike colours, but not as saturated as the ones shot at the boat show. Sweet sweet 100 grain, this produces very amazing results. I'd say it's every bit as good as Fuji PRO160S but has the advantage of being still available.
Margarita
Both on the same kit, both within 10 minutes and 100 yards of each other. Hopefully, being as this film was first produced in 2008 (ie: well into the digital age) Kodak will keep it in their product range for some time to come.
Peter Smith
Bought this film at a great price back in December when I was about to buy my go to film, Gold. Light conditions make a HUGE difference.
HolyCheesus
I'm especially impressed with how well the colours look even in all sorts of artificial light. I shoot some film becuase i love it so much,, This film is nice,, very fine and colour is good,, hard to explain as it is subjective but i like the hues it produces. Unfortunately these tones are so prominent that they will render skin tones with a red hue, which is quite unpleasant. Most certainly a film to take on holiday to capture scenery or epic moments.
Pichu Pachu
I knew very little about ektar at the time but after reading the reviews that praised the warm tones and find grain I was completely sold. Apparently this is common with Ektar as it is very colourful; personally I prefer Portra for its realistic reproduction, but the blueness of this works for street photography and other applications that could harness it.
Jamie Lannister
Check out my examples below. Thanks Kodak. The tones are indeed very warm, especially the oranges and reds. I can confirm that the film is practically grainless, even beating than portra in the grain department.
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