Kodak Kodacolor 100, 36 Exp

Kodak Kodacolor 100 is a straightforward 35mm colour film for photographers who enjoy making the most of natural light.

With an ISO of 100, it's particularly well suited to sunny days, outdoor adventures and those everyday moments when the light is looking just right.

Kodacolor 100 is designed to produce pleasing, natural-looking colours with fine grain and plenty of detail in good lighting conditions. It's a lovely option for photographing landscapes, neighbourhood streets, holidays and the little things you notice while you're out and about.

There's something nice about keeping things simple. Load a roll into your favourite 35mm camera, head outside and enjoy taking photographs without worrying about complicated settings or chasing a particular effect.

It's also a good choice for anyone starting to explore slower-speed colour film and learning how different lighting conditions can shape their photographs.

If you're after an approachable colour film for bright days and everyday adventures, Kodak Kodacolor 100 is an easy one to take along.

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

Best for

Daylight photography, travel, landscapes, street photography, outdoor portraits, everyday moments and photographers exploring ISO 100 colour film.

What to expect

Kodak Kodacolor 100 is a daylight-friendly colour negative film that works best when there's plenty of available light.

Its ISO 100 speed allows for detailed photographs in bright conditions, but it offers less flexibility in low light than faster films such as ISO 400.

For indoor photography, cloudy evenings or darker scenes, you may need a wider aperture, slower shutter speed or flash.

Expect a natural colour negative look suited to everyday photography rather than a heavily stylised effect.

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

Developing

Kodak Kodacolor 100 uses standard C-41 colour negative processing.

After developing, your negatives can be scanned into digital photographs or used to produce prints.

Any film lab offering standard 35mm C-41 processing should be able to develop it.