📷 Kodak Ektar 100 Professional ISO 100, Color Negative Film - Pack of 2 - 36 Exposures - 35mm Film Review

Professional grade film, low speed (100), mainly for landscapes on a bright day. Although, of course, this does not prevent not only landscapes from simulating her. But still, it has a rather narrow specialization.

Pros - this is for you. If you have trouble understanding manual mode or the A or S modes with 100 speed film, this isn't for you. Fact.

Still and will always be one of my favorite films to work with. I now prefer it to the Portra film because the greens and bright colors stand out and give the perfect amount of saturation! I like this movie.

I can't go into too much detail about the film. All I can say is that the film was great for the price I paid. The colors were bright and clear. The notes seemed to play well. Black and white colors are reproduced well.

This is old school Kodak so whatever you shoot will have a Disney powered clarity and depth of color that might match Guillermo's Pan's Labyrinth, in the same film used, but in cinematic clips loaded into large Marshall Panavision film cameras.

Why Ektar iso 100 ? The best grain for negative film. Why a negative film? Because a non-digital photo is better than a photo. Color negatives give off a wide range of colors, I'm talking Ektar Kodak, but grainy for a portrait photo.

I bought 3 rolls of film from one place (a few different orders), kept them for a specific trip (1.5-2 months lain unused). All three rolls came with expired foil. I'm incredibly disappointed. Luckily I took several shots with my iPhone or the same landscape. This is definitely not my first experience with film. I've been using it for about 10 years, always using the same lab and camera.