Kodak EKTACHROME E100 Soon Available in 120 and Sheet Formats

Film photographers, it's time to prepare your cameras and wallets! Today's announcement from Kodak Alaris will surely make you excited to update your stash. In the next 10 days, Kodak Ektachrome E100 will be available worldwide in larger formats, particularly in 5-roll pro pack for 120 format and 10-sheet box for 4x5 sheet film format.

This opens up the popular emulsion to more options and bigger projects for today's most passionate and creative film photographers. .

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2019-12-10 16:44

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Video: A behind-the-scenes look at how Kodak manufactures its film

For anyone wondering what the inside of the Kodak film factory looks like Bill Manning’s video tour of parts of the plant might offer a bit of an insight. Bill, from film-enthusiast website Studio C-41, was invited to see the film manufacturing process at the company’s Rochester headquarters and made a video that combines a little history of the Yellow Giant as well as some behind the scenes footage that shows some of the steps. dpreview.com »

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