Features & Specification
Film Format: 35mm
Film Colour & Type: Colour Negative (C-41)
ISO: 200
Grain: Normal
Contrast: High
Colour Balance: Daylight-Balanced Film (≈5500K)
Exposure Latitude: Narrow Latitude
DX Coding: No
Film Development Process: Colour (C-41)
Perfect for: ⚙️ Great All-Rounder, 🏔️ Landscapes, and 🧳 Travel
Description
Payment & Security
Your payment information is processed securely. We do not store credit card details nor have access to your credit card information.
Customers also bought these
Do you have something red to photograph? Do you like the look of 90s photos? This is the film for you! Chunky grain and love for the colour red. I have also found blue skies and the ocean looks amazing on this film with a polarizer filter. Greens and yellows get quite muddy but you can't have everything with a brand new colour film and it does come out quite warm. The images are punchy and the highlights often clip out. I quite like the look. My one criticism is that the film light pipes for the first few photos and the end of the roll had messy quality control problems.
great film for the price - good amount of contrast, works better in bright light - has a visible red hue in a lot of the shots. Some photos came out a little washed out, and unsure as to how portraits would look with the red tones but I have another roll to test out. Overall very pleased!
Took the cricket shots during harsh afternoon sunshine and unfortunately left the distant faces rather washed out closer up portraits were far more acceptable, the final shot iwas taken at sunset and was almost like putting a orange filter over the lense but I did like the result. So great for colourful situations but maybe not for sports and action shots, I will certainly use this film again and could be interesting for autumnal landscapes, but not one for beginners
Grabbed a roll to take on a wander around in the London heatwave, was really surprised at how much of a heavy orange tone came through in all of the photos.
Got some pretty fun results, but not may favourite film stock overall.
Great film with really strong vibrant colours, every shot was amazing
Lucky is great news for film with a brand new fairly priced film with magnificent colours, even if it gets a little orange in bright sunlight. Something fresh and high quality to push Kodak to keep their prices down
Nice results outside in the sun, but once inside, people start having green skin. So I would say that it’s a good, cheap alternative, but as Kodak Colour Films can be bought even cheaper on offer, do your research, see sample photos, and use it if this is the kind of look you are aiming for.
