Elektra 100 Kodak Aerocolor IV ISO 100 Color Print Film by FlicFilm 35mm x 36 Exp
Description
Made in the USA
Specially spooled FRESH Kodak Aerocolor IV (2460) film, an aerial color negative Kodak stock originally intended for high-altitude reconnaissance. This unique film offers broad exposure latitude, extremely fine grain, high sharpness, and has tremendous resolving power.
Elektra100 is a freshly made 100 ISO color negative film compatible with the normal C-41 process.
NO REMJET BACKING Elektra 100 does NOT have the special (remjet) backing that causes problems with mini lab processing and can therefore easily be processed at any lab around the world, or at home.
The more transparent base often results in a warm red color that many like, but it can easily be scanned to have a neutral color base rendering. It is extremely color accurate and has exceptional fine grain, and can be pushed to 400 ISO (push two stops in C-41)
Elektra 100 Color Print Film
Kodak Aerocolor IV Film
AKA (Aerocolor 125)
AKA (Kodak Negative Film 2460)
Standard C-41 Process
Please handle film in low light conditions.
Specially spooled FRESH Kodak Aerocolor IV (2460) film, an aerial color negative Kodak stock originally intended for high-altitude reconnaissance. This unique film offers broad exposure latitude, extremely fine grain, high sharpness, and has tremendous resolving power.
Elektra100 is a freshly made 100 ISO color negative film compatible with the normal C-41 process.
NO REMJET BACKING Elektra 100 does NOT have the special (remjet) backing that causes problems with mini lab processing and can therefore easily be processed at any lab around the world, or at home.
The more transparent base often results in a warm red color that many like, but it can easily be scanned to have a neutral color base rendering. It is extremely color accurate and has exceptional fine grain, and can be pushed to 400 ISO (push two stops in C-41)
Elektra 100 Color Print Film
Kodak Aerocolor IV Film
AKA (Aerocolor 125)
AKA (Kodak Negative Film 2460)
Standard C-41 Process
Please handle film in low light conditions.