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Kodak 35mm Ektar 100 Color Negative (Print) Film is a wonderful medium speed outdoor film that produces vibrant color and which features smooth, fine grain. This film can be scanned with no fear of losing detail. Ektar can be used by pro and amateur alike.
| Type | 35mm Ektar |
| Speed | 100 |
| Applications | General photography; nature, travel, outdoor photography, fashion, product photography |
| Process | C-41 |
| Color Saturation | Very saturated |
| Grain | Fine |
| Sharpness | Very sharp |
| Exposure Latitude | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
| Push/Pull | Not Specified by Manufacturer |
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I just recently shot a roll of Ektar 100, in bright daylight (without any filters) and also indoors (still life) with flash and I was pretty much blown away by the results. ...Read complete review
I just recently shot a roll of Ektar 100, in bright daylight (without any filters) and also indoors (still life) with flash and I was pretty much blown away by the results. This film is quite impressive.
I had them processed at a chain pharmacy (C41, a big plus for Ektar) and scanned the negatives myself at home. Scanned nicely, just slight brightness/contrast adjustment, that was it.
Kodak certainly was serious when they said Ektar has super fine grain....you could probably blow these negatives up to billboard size and still not see any grain.
The colors I'd say are similiar to Portra 160VC, saturated yet with great detail. I shot the roll with a Nikon F100. The fact that you can get such beautiful, superfine grain, colorful shots straight out of the camera with a print film is reason enough for me to order a box of Ektar.
Cheers to Kodak for bringing out a new film in this hyper digital age. As long as there is film available, I don't even want to shoot digital.
With great films like Ektar, Portra, and Provia, on the market, I'm solidly in the film camp for a long time to come.
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The Velvia of negative film
If you are looking for a high contrast, highly saturated negative film this is it. To me this film has too much contrast and you really have to watch yourself in high contrast situations....Read complete review
If you are looking for a high contrast, highly saturated negative film this is it. To me this film has too much contrast and you really have to watch yourself in high contrast situations. The film also does not have much exposure range making it similar to transparency film.
I used 2 rolls and was not too pleased with it but I had used the old Ektar 25 years ago and it's performance was similar to Ektar 100.
I will try the film again but will be more careful from an exposure atandpoint. For now I will use Porta 160.
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Comments about Kodak 35mm Ektar 100 Color Negative (Print) Film:
I used Ektar 100 in a Canon 2000 with a Tamron 28-200 lens I bought in 2000, pretty tame gear by today's standards, but the rig I often used with Fuji Velvia. As a result, I figured I could make some reasonable conclusions about the film.
First, colors seem less saturated than those of Velvia, not necessarily a bad thing, especially since PhotoShop Elements can allow one to indulge in surrealism according to one's taste. I would not be afraid to photograph people with Ektar 100, and that is a plus.
I do think, however, that to obtain good detail one needs to stop down a lens, or at least a lens of the consumer level and age of mine. Velvia certainly could show more detail to a wide-open lens.
Velvia also revealed more detail in bright sunlight, although not a great deal more. Here it is hard to draw a firm contrast, since print and slide film have such different characteristics, especially depending upon the printing of the photographs made with the print film. On the whole, I found the prints of my photos rather bright, probably a matter relating to the lab but also reminding me that I will try to stop down the next roll of Ektar 100 I shoot.
In all, I think Ektar 100 Color Negative (Print) Film is promising. It certainly will remain among the films that I will test this summer.
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Beautiful film for outdoor use - on loc shots, landscapes and architecture. Very bright and vivid tones. But I do find this a bit too much for portrait work for my taste.
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I use this stuff to test lenses. If I like the way a lens renders Ektar 100 then I like the lens. I LOVE this stuff!!! Beautiful colors but you have to SEE them for yourself because no written review can convey it. The only thing I don't like about Ektar 100 is that I can't get my hands on enough of it. I use it for landscapes and sunsets and WOW... you gotta try this stuff. Not for all but GREAT film for most. I use this stuff in 120 and 220 as well.
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Kodak isn't lying when they say that Ektar has the world's finest grain of any film. Photos always come out finely detailed and rich in color without over saturation. If you're looking for faster film with the same qualities, use Portra 400 or 800.
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The color is fabulous!
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Ektar has pretty fantastic color rendition, the most acceptable short of the flagship color negative films. I love everything about this film, although I'm also a huge analog advocate.
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I use this film for my parent's ancient Ricoh Super 2 SLR, and the photos are amazing. Beautifully captures every moment.
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I needed good film delivered fast I got what I wanted Thanks
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It's been a real long time since I have found a color film that really works for me.
I have not shot this in 35mm up through 8x10 sheet film and I am very much in love.
I have scanned this film at 4500 dpi and can see no "Grain". (Grain in quotes as the silver is removed and dye left behind, but I think most will understand my meaning.)
I would love to see this in a 400 speed if they could even come close to it's current characteristics.
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Everyone film photographer needs to try this. Amazing colors.
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When shot correctly (I'm still a film-newbie), the color is unlike anything you get of digital.
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I've used this film on an old Canon A1 and the results were great. I'm particularly impressed with how well it scans. I would definitly recomend this film and buy it again.
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I have used many films but this one is my favorite! gives very beautiful colros
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This film is fantastic! All my friends buy this film again and again. It's realy perfect film for all photograthers.
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Comments about Kodak 35mm Ektar 100 Color Negative (Print) Film:
What to create some colorfull vistas ...This is what you NEED!! Don't have an extra 3 grand for a full size sensor digital ..This is your best bet! Color that others are striving for, and you just plain can't get "otherwise" !
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Comments about Kodak 35mm Ektar 100 Color Negative (Print) Film:
It has become increasingly difficult to locate film especially 100 ISO. B&H usually has what I need.Great for use in the Adironddacks
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I ordered several roles of this for use with my 14mm, 28mm and 50mm lens because ISO-400 wasn't doing the job. The Ektar 100 is quite consistent when compared to standard 100. It has the habit of bringing out the per-pals and vi-lot color spectrum, that is not apparent to the eye.
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Great film for portraits. Vibrant colors
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I like the color and definition available with this film. The contrast is always good and it has a fine grain.
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It's really hard to say enough good about this film. It's almost enough to make me stop missing Kodachrome. The colors are bright and vibrant without being over saturated. Grain is almost non-existent. It has become my go to color film for everything except portraiture.
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