Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Negative (Print) Film (ISO-100) USA

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I ama semi pro photo man and this 100 kodak film fits in with what i do in portraits and landscape and people pictures..I am going to have to buy a ton of this film..Thanks for still having it.Richard in Hampton Virginia

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Warmer than Ektar 100 and if anything sharper. Grain easily reduced in software. Absolutely stable, natural colors with good but not excessive saturation. Lacks Ektar's capability for eye-popping brilliance, but produces wonderful that's-just-the-way-it-looked shots that can be even more appealing. The most under-appreciated print film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

use in hi quality point-and shoot film camera

consistant,repeatable excellance of color print results

downside is lack of local availability; have to go mail order route

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

i wanted to shoot with a wide aperture and this allowed me to be able to do that outdoors during the day without overexposing my film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

great low-iso film.

i wanted to use a wide open aperture (1.4 or 1.8) and this allowed me to do that outdoors during the day without overexposing. you still have to wait for a cloudy day if you want to shoot with your aperture that open, but i'm happy with the results.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Excellent color quality!

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

This film is a great product for beginners (good price/value). I was pleased with my results, despite having little experience in film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I take pictures of everything and have for over 40 years. I use to get fussed at as a child for taking pictures of animals (waste of film), but I didn't stop. I've taken my hobby a step further lately and started participating in and have started my self a gallery of all my animals and nature shots on the galleries on the National Geographic web site. It is a great quality film. I prefer Kodak. I'm disappointed that I'm not able to find Kodak in the stores that I used to purchase Kodak film from and that I cannot find 100 speed Kodak anywhere and that to find the Kodak film at a reasonable price recently, that I'm having to order it from NY. Thank you B & H for continuing to carry film and especially 100 speed Kodak. I find that when I have a CD printed at the photo labs, that they are not as good quality and color as I would prefer to put in the book that I made for my grandkids about 7 years ago or for my gallery that I've started, so I end up scanning my negatives myself to get the correct colors and the good quality that the film really produces. So, if your not happy with your prints or CDs, it may not be the film that is the problem. Even when I've change the CD photo from the 250 dpi that the photo labs scanned the photo at to 300 dpi, its still just not good quality and I end up having to scan the negative myself and then fix all the nicks that has been carelessly made on the negatives. I'm still a fan of film over digital, although I wouldn't mind the chance to play with a good quality digital camera.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Kodak Gold 100 film is used for actors headshots. Great color and easy to get processed.
Can't think of anything not good about it
Kodak 100 color film has been my primary film for my photography business since 1982

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Living in a very sunny local, I like to always have a roll of this in my camera bag. It takes great pictures for a good price.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

An excellent everyday film with fine grain for super enlargements. Kodaks king.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Went to a family reunion and with two film cameras and one digital, I wanted to be able to make copies of photos and make enlargements to any size. Wanted to use film and knew most group photos would be outdoors. Love the quality of the color, looks real not like other brands.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I used the rolls on my trip out west at five national parks.
A few times I tried star trails, but only half of those frames turned out. The others were completely blank. That was probably my fault, though.
This is a trusted film to use due to the brand name and reliability of having developers all over that can take them.
It's really all good. Kodak has built a name for itself and doesn't really need me to say they're good or bad - most people already know them and have made up their mind. They're good. Although, this is kind of a film for the average person to use, not the artist. It's a plain-Jane kind of film that's reliable.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

People often like to bash Kodak's lower cost consumer film lineup. Let's face it, will this film blow away the resolving power and fine grain of your friend's brand new Canon Rebel DSLR...maybe, but more often not. If you were a digital enthusiast, you probably wouldn't be looking at this page! I shoot film, mostly because I prefer how it looks over digital. This film isn't the finest grain film I've ever seen, its actually quite grainy for a 100 iso film, but it is indeed sharp. It just has a unique look to it, with the right combination of grain, sharpness, contrast and saturation. I use this film along with Kodak Gold 400 for everyday use. Heck, I'd probably use it professionally too. Recommended. Buy it up, and they'll keep making it!

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I use Kodak Gold 100 color print film in a Canon AE-1P lightbox -- which I will NEVER give up! Kodak quality is always superior. Fuji Reala sometimes, but I always trust Kodak.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I use this product for still portraits and weddings. As a pro photographer, I am still ask if I will shoot a wedding in film. This is a great film for wedding photos and portraits of the bride. It has low grain and scans well. It is very comparable to the higher priced films.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I have been using Kodak 100 film since the 1980's and the odd time that I have used another speed or brand of film, I do not get good colors in my photos. Kodak 100 gives me excellent colors in my photos. All my friends have digital cameras but none of them get the quality of pictures that I get from my 35M. I am not even thinking of changing to digital. I hope you keep stocking Kodak Gold 100 print film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Kodak recently changed their formulation of this film, and, while the new product is supposedly finer-grained and able to deliver more "natural" colors, it bears little resemblance to the former — the color rendition of Gold 100 that I used to enjoy is now gone. This is still a decent, easy-on-the-wallet film, but don't make the mistake of thinking it'll deliver anything like the results of Portra 160 or another high-end low-speed pro. film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I ALWAYS prefer Kodak 100 film. Faster speed film is grainy, and other brands don't have the color quality. I was at Lake Louise a few years ago and conducted a test. Took an entire roll of Fuji 100 and the identical pictures using Kodak 100. The Fuji tended to be greener and the Kodak was right on target for proper colors. My kids give me a hard time about not going digital, but there's something about the whirr of my SLR that appeals to me! Kodak 100 is hard to find, so I hope you continue to stock it!

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I use this film when I'm out of Portra or as a backup film. It has never let me down.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I ama semi pro photo man and this 100 kodak film fits in with what i do in portraits and landscape and people pictures..I am going to have to buy a ton of this film..Thanks for still having it.Richard in Hampton Virginia

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Warmer than Ektar 100 and if anything sharper. Grain easily reduced in software. Absolutely stable, natural colors with good but not excessive saturation. Lacks Ektar's capability for eye-popping brilliance, but produces wonderful that's-just-the-way-it-looked shots that can be even more appealing. The most under-appreciated print film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

use in hi quality point-and shoot film camera

consistant,repeatable excellance of color print results

downside is lack of local availability; have to go mail order route

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

i wanted to shoot with a wide aperture and this allowed me to be able to do that outdoors during the day without overexposing my film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

great low-iso film.

i wanted to use a wide open aperture (1.4 or 1.8) and this allowed me to do that outdoors during the day without overexposing. you still have to wait for a cloudy day if you want to shoot with your aperture that open, but i'm happy with the results.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Excellent color quality!

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

This film is a great product for beginners (good price/value). I was pleased with my results, despite having little experience in film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I take pictures of everything and have for over 40 years. I use to get fussed at as a child for taking pictures of animals (waste of film), but I didn't stop. I've taken my hobby a step further lately and started participating in and have started my self a gallery of all my animals and nature shots on the galleries on the National Geographic web site. It is a great quality film. I prefer Kodak. I'm disappointed that I'm not able to find Kodak in the stores that I used to purchase Kodak film from and that I cannot find 100 speed Kodak anywhere and that to find the Kodak film at a reasonable price recently, that I'm having to order it from NY. Thank you B & H for continuing to carry film and especially 100 speed Kodak. I find that when I have a CD printed at the photo labs, that they are not as good quality and color as I would prefer to put in the book that I made for my grandkids about 7 years ago or for my gallery that I've started, so I end up scanning my negatives myself to get the correct colors and the good quality that the film really produces. So, if your not happy with your prints or CDs, it may not be the film that is the problem. Even when I've change the CD photo from the 250 dpi that the photo labs scanned the photo at to 300 dpi, its still just not good quality and I end up having to scan the negative myself and then fix all the nicks that has been carelessly made on the negatives. I'm still a fan of film over digital, although I wouldn't mind the chance to play with a good quality digital camera.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Kodak Gold 100 film is used for actors headshots. Great color and easy to get processed.
Can't think of anything not good about it
Kodak 100 color film has been my primary film for my photography business since 1982

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Living in a very sunny local, I like to always have a roll of this in my camera bag. It takes great pictures for a good price.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

An excellent everyday film with fine grain for super enlargements. Kodaks king.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Went to a family reunion and with two film cameras and one digital, I wanted to be able to make copies of photos and make enlargements to any size. Wanted to use film and knew most group photos would be outdoors. Love the quality of the color, looks real not like other brands.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I used the rolls on my trip out west at five national parks.
A few times I tried star trails, but only half of those frames turned out. The others were completely blank. That was probably my fault, though.
This is a trusted film to use due to the brand name and reliability of having developers all over that can take them.
It's really all good. Kodak has built a name for itself and doesn't really need me to say they're good or bad - most people already know them and have made up their mind. They're good. Although, this is kind of a film for the average person to use, not the artist. It's a plain-Jane kind of film that's reliable.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

People often like to bash Kodak's lower cost consumer film lineup. Let's face it, will this film blow away the resolving power and fine grain of your friend's brand new Canon Rebel DSLR...maybe, but more often not. If you were a digital enthusiast, you probably wouldn't be looking at this page! I shoot film, mostly because I prefer how it looks over digital. This film isn't the finest grain film I've ever seen, its actually quite grainy for a 100 iso film, but it is indeed sharp. It just has a unique look to it, with the right combination of grain, sharpness, contrast and saturation. I use this film along with Kodak Gold 400 for everyday use. Heck, I'd probably use it professionally too. Recommended. Buy it up, and they'll keep making it!

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I use Kodak Gold 100 color print film in a Canon AE-1P lightbox -- which I will NEVER give up! Kodak quality is always superior. Fuji Reala sometimes, but I always trust Kodak.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I use this product for still portraits and weddings. As a pro photographer, I am still ask if I will shoot a wedding in film. This is a great film for wedding photos and portraits of the bride. It has low grain and scans well. It is very comparable to the higher priced films.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I have been using Kodak 100 film since the 1980's and the odd time that I have used another speed or brand of film, I do not get good colors in my photos. Kodak 100 gives me excellent colors in my photos. All my friends have digital cameras but none of them get the quality of pictures that I get from my 35M. I am not even thinking of changing to digital. I hope you keep stocking Kodak Gold 100 print film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

Kodak recently changed their formulation of this film, and, while the new product is supposedly finer-grained and able to deliver more "natural" colors, it bears little resemblance to the former — the color rendition of Gold 100 that I used to enjoy is now gone. This is still a decent, easy-on-the-wallet film, but don't make the mistake of thinking it'll deliver anything like the results of Portra 160 or another high-end low-speed pro. film.

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I ALWAYS prefer Kodak 100 film. Faster speed film is grainy, and other brands don't have the color quality. I was at Lake Louise a few years ago and conducted a test. Took an entire roll of Fuji 100 and the identical pictures using Kodak 100. The Fuji tended to be greener and the Kodak was right on target for proper colors. My kids give me a hard time about not going digital, but there's something about the whirr of my SLR that appeals to me! Kodak 100 is hard to find, so I hope you continue to stock it!

Comments about Kodak GA 135-24 Gold 100 Color Print Film (ISO-100):

I use this film when I'm out of Portra or as a backup film. It has never let me down.