📷 Kodak Professional Ektar Color Negative Film 120 Size ISO 100, Propack of 5, Made in USA Review

Bought this film for a Yashica-A film camera. I am new to 120mm film as I have been shooting 35mm film for many years. The only thing I didn't know was how much film you have to roll before you see the first frame. In Yashica-A I have a red window showing where the film is. As for the type of shots I took, it was a mix of cloudy and sunny weather. I also exposed this film twice, the negative turned out great. After completing the roll of film, I took it to my local camera shop to have it…

Nice fresh batch of film. These five reels will be presented this summer, so a short film would be fine too. But if you sometimes need fresh stock in the fridge "just in case", this supplier (Revain himself) did the right thing by making them available. Digital takes the place of film. But that means planning ahead so you have a supply of film on hand when you get a chance to snap a photo. Most people who shoot in medium format are already familiar with the characteristics of Ektar. What I want

If you like rich colors, you will love this film! However, skin tones will most likely be disabled, so be careful. This film has high resolution, works great in the darkroom and for digital scanning, and is easy to process. If you can't/can't make slide film but want to get close to color saturation, this is your best bet. If you're working in unnatural light, this film still looks great with filters. I used it in tungsten lighting with an 80A filter and all was good! Speaking of filters, I…