Kodak Professional EKTAR 100 Film 4 x 5 in. (10 sh)

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Ultra-vivid color
Exceptional sharpness
Extraordinary enlargement capability

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Exposures:: 10 Exposures

Film Type:: Color Print

Film Type:: Refers to the development process by which the particular film uses. The most common are black and white, color negative (C-41), and color reversal (E-6)

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Film Size:: 35MM

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Film Speed:: ISO 100

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Overview

Featuring ISO 100 speed, high saturation and ultra-vivid color, EKTAR 100 offers the finest, smoothest grain of any color negative film available today.

Ideal for scanning, and offers extraordinary enlargement capability from a 35mm negative. A perfect choice for commercial photographers and advanced amateurs.

Incorporates Entertainment Imaging's KODAK VISION Film technology
Micro-Structure Optimized T-GRAIN Emulsions
Kodak's Proprietary Advanced Development Accelerators
Optimized Emulsion Spectral Sensitivity and Image Modifier Chemistry
Kodak's Advanced Cubic Emulsions
Kodak's Proprietary DIR Couplers
Unified Emulsion Technology

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Specifications

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Brand:	Kodak

Film Specifications
Exposures:	10 Exposures
Film Type:	Color Print
Film Type: Refers to the development process by which the particular film uses. The most common are black and white, color negative (C-41), and color reversal (E-6) View All Attribute Definitions
Film Size:	35MM
Film Size: Refers to the format of the film being used. (35mm, 120, 4x5, etc...) View All Attribute Definitions
Film Speed:	ISO 100
Film Speed: Refers to the ISO rating of the film. Film speed relates to light sensitivity. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the film is to light. View All Attribute Definitions