Kodak Ektar (35mm, 100 iso) user-review on Lomography

Kodak Ektar (35mm, 100 iso) user-review
written by mephisto19 on February 10th, 2009 (2 votes)

Tags
35mm, lubitel166+, LC-A, color negative, ektar, 100 iso, and kodak
Brand
Kodak
Name
Ektar
negative
Format
35mm
100
2008 –

Is it real? That such great colours made by an ordinary negative film? This film is extraordinary!!!

I was so shocked by the results of this film! Actually I got a roll of this for free as a test film at the Photokina in Cologne and I must say I am amazed by its results! The colours, the fine grain.. everything!

Kodak Ektar 100 is THE colour negative film for any lighting condition! It is amazing for outdoor shots with great real-tones, ultra vivid colours and high contrasts! It works great indoors too but you’ll get a bit of an orange hue. Using Flash with it won’t give you any worries, just beautiful pictures!. With its 100 ASA, it has a super fine grain (the finest grain on the market) you will be glad to have gorgeous 36 exposures in one roll!

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Thanks to Kodak for introducing such a lovely film that posess beauty and contrast! I tried using it with my Lubitel+ now and it works really great as if they’re a Cupid’s match! So don’t search any further because Kodak Ektar is here to please you!

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