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Kodak Pro Ektachrome E100 35mm - 36 Exposures

Kodak Pro Ektachrome E100 35mm - 36 Exposures

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Kodak Pro Ektachrome E100G 35mm  Colour Reversal Film.

Kodak Professional EKTACHROME Film E100 35mm E100 Reversal Film is a daylight balanced colour positive film, featuring clean, vibrant colours, a neutral tone scale, and extremely fine grain.

The distinctive look is well suited to a wide range of applications, such as product, landscape, nature and fashion photography. Kodak also anticipates a strong demand for Super 8 and 16mm products for use in commercials, music films, and features.


Kodak Professional EKTACHROME Film E100 35mm 36 Exposure Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. Why bring back EKTACHROME now?

A. We've been looking for opportunities to expand our product portfolio. Film is our heritage, and we remain committed to meeting the evolving needs of today's film shooters. Our recent introduction of T-Max P3200 Film, and the tremendously positive response it has received, is a terrific example of how this can work. We believe E100 will be another great addition to our film lineup.

Q. Tell me more about the new E100 film?

A. E100 is based off the old E100G formulation, and features moderately enhanced colour saturation, a neutral tone scale, and extremely fine grain.

Q. How is E100 different from other Kodak Pro Films?

A. EKTACHROME is a colour reversal film. You get a positive image that can be view


Brand: Kodak

Film Format : 35mm - Colour Reversal Film

Film Speed : 100

Development Process: E6

Quantity in a pack: 1 Roll - 36 Exposures

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Gisèle

The films arrived quickly. They are a gift for Christmas so they haven’t been used yet. Will likely be ordering more next year. Many thanks

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Finlay Kerr

Kodak Pro Ektachrome E100 35mm - 36 Exposures

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Gabi Leeming
lovely film!

If you can bare the price and like to shoot slides this is a very lovely film. The colours are so beautiful. Make sure you meter it correctly and you will get fantastic photos with it.

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Bob Walkden
Great film, great service from Stuck in Film

Back in the day I used to shoot Kodachrome, only rarely using Ektachrome. Processing was included in the price of Kodachrome and its chemistry was more stable than other slide films, but you had to send it away to be processed. Ektachrome tended to be the choice of studio professionals, who used local pro labs to get it turned round within an hour or two. It’s beautiful film and really the only choice of colour slide film now that Kodachrome is dead. However it is now difficult to find, expensive to buy, hideously expensive to have processed by a good lab, you have to send it away and it takes a long time to turn it round as the labs need a critical volume to justify a run.

Beautiful to look at when you get it back though, and if you ever get the chance to project it with a high quality projector and screen you will be awestruck.

Stuck in Film had some in stock when no one else did, at a decent price, and got it out to me very quickly. The quality of the rolls was great, of course.

Customer Reviews

Based on 4 reviews
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(4)
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Gisèle

The films arrived quickly. They are a gift for Christmas so they haven’t been used yet. Will likely be ordering more next year. Many thanks

F
Finlay Kerr

Kodak Pro Ektachrome E100 35mm - 36 Exposures

G
Gabi Leeming
lovely film!

If you can bare the price and like to shoot slides this is a very lovely film. The colours are so beautiful. Make sure you meter it correctly and you will get fantastic photos with it.

B
Bob Walkden
Great film, great service from Stuck in Film

Back in the day I used to shoot Kodachrome, only rarely using Ektachrome. Processing was included in the price of Kodachrome and its chemistry was more stable than other slide films, but you had to send it away to be processed. Ektachrome tended to be the choice of studio professionals, who used local pro labs to get it turned round within an hour or two. It’s beautiful film and really the only choice of colour slide film now that Kodachrome is dead. However it is now difficult to find, expensive to buy, hideously expensive to have processed by a good lab, you have to send it away and it takes a long time to turn it round as the labs need a critical volume to justify a run.

Beautiful to look at when you get it back though, and if you ever get the chance to project it with a high quality projector and screen you will be awestruck.

Stuck in Film had some in stock when no one else did, at a decent price, and got it out to me very quickly. The quality of the rolls was great, of course.