Kodak Ektar 100,36 Exp

Kodak Ektar 100 is a beautiful choice for photographers who love rich colour, fine detail and photographs that really make the most of good light.

Known for its exceptionally fine grain, Ektar 100 produces clean, detailed images with vivid colours and plenty of character.

It's particularly lovely when photographing landscapes, colourful streets, architecture and travel scenes, where its strong colour reproduction can bring out the little details that make a photograph memorable.

Reds feel rich, blues have real depth and greens can look wonderfully vibrant, giving photographs a distinctive look without losing that unmistakable film quality.

With an ISO of 100, Ektar is happiest in bright daylight or situations where you have plenty of light to work with. It's not the most flexible option for darker conditions, but when the light is right, the results can be something special.

Its fine grain also makes it a great option for high-quality scans and larger prints, particularly when you want to hold onto as much detail as possible.

If you're looking for a colour film with a little more punch than a softer, everyday stock, Kodak Ektar 100 is well worth loading into your camera.

Supplied as one individual roll of 35mm film with 36 exposures.

Best for

Landscapes, travel, architecture, colourful street photography, nature, bright daylight, detailed photographs and high-quality scans or prints.

What to expect

Kodak Ektar 100 delivers vivid colours, fine grain and detailed images.

Its ISO 100 speed means it performs best when there's plenty of available light. In darker conditions, you may need a wider aperture, slower shutter speed or a tripod.

Compared with more neutral colour negative films, Ektar has a noticeably saturated look, which makes it particularly appealing for landscapes and colourful scenes.

For portraits, its stronger colour reproduction can make skin tones appear more pronounced, so it's worth considering the lighting and the look you're after.

Each roll gives you up to 36 photographs in a standard full-frame 35mm camera.

Developing

Kodak Ektar 100 is a colour negative film developed using the standard C-41 process.

Once developed, the negatives can be scanned to digital files or used to produce photographic prints.

It can be processed by film labs that offer standard 35mm colour film developing.