The film is a fine-grain, colour negative film compatible with the C41 process, yielding results with punchy reds and lush greens. It is more saturated than the Kodak Portra series, but less saturated and with a longer contrast curve than Kodak Ektar 100.
The film material is made in the USA and hand-spooled into reused canisters in Finland at the facilities of Kamerastore.com
Film type: Colour negative, air surveillance derived
Film speed: 100 ISO
Colours: Highly colour accurate with slightly increased red sensitivity. When scanned, typically on the warmer side and sometimes on the redder side.
Grain: Very fine, but made to create very sharp pictures as it is an air surveillance film
Exposure latitude: Wide, with acceptable results from 25 ISO to 800 ISO (with pulling and pushing)
Manufacturing: Freshly made in 2022, in the USA and hand spooled in Finland
DX coding: No, but most cameras with DX readers default to ISO 100 - the film is therefore totally useable in Point and shoot cameras.
Processing and scanning:
Process: Normal C41, can also be cross processed in E6 for relatively nice positives (exposed at 100 ISO)
Compatible with Minilabs and other industrial processing: Yes
Base: Mostly clear, slightly orange base. Not directly compatible with the RA4 process
Due to the thinner, clearer base, we recommend you load the film indoors, and definitely not in direct sunlight as this might lead to light leaks on the first frames
Scanning: Due to the clearer base, some scanners are confused by the film and give a very red image. This is easily correct when home scanning or when done by a good lab.
RA4 Printing: The clear film base requires an additional filter to be compatible with the RA4 process. The easiest way of doing this is to process a strip of unexposed C41 colour negative film and use that as an additional filter to yield normal printing results.
The film is a fine-grain, colour negative film compatible with the C41 process, yielding results with punchy reds and lush greens. It is more saturated than the Kodak Portra series, but less saturated and with a longer contrast curve than Kodak Ektar 100.
The film material is made in the USA and hand-spooled into reused canisters in Finland at the facilities of Kamerastore.com
Film type: Colour negative, air surveillance derived
Film speed: 100 ISO
Colours: Highly colour accurate with slightly increased red sensitivity. When scanned, typically on the warmer side and sometimes on the redder side.
Grain: Very fine, but made to create very sharp pictures as it is an air surveillance film
Exposure latitude: Wide, with acceptable results from 25 ISO to 800 ISO (with pulling and pushing)
Manufacturing: Freshly made in 2022, in the USA and hand spooled in Finland
DX coding: No, but most cameras with DX readers default to ISO 100 - the film is therefore totally useable in Point and shoot cameras.
Processing and scanning:
Process: Normal C41, can also be cross processed in E6 for relatively nice positives (exposed at 100 ISO)
Compatible with Minilabs and other industrial processing: Yes
Base: Mostly clear, slightly orange base. Not directly compatible with the RA4 process
Due to the thinner, clearer base, we recommend you load the film indoors, and definitely not in direct sunlight as this might lead to light leaks on the first frames
Scanning: Due to the clearer base, some scanners are confused by the film and give a very red image. This is easily correct when home scanning or when done by a good lab.
RA4 Printing: The clear film base requires an additional filter to be compatible with the RA4 process. The easiest way of doing this is to process a strip of unexposed C41 colour negative film and use that as an additional filter to yield normal printing results.
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