KODAK EKTAR 100 | How does the world's FINEST GRAIN colour negative film perform in the real world?

[@chuckycheese8]

Ektar 100 shot on an EktarH35 camera is magic. I know, I know... but once you try it it is everything. I have mine processed at the basement lab in Minneapolis and there are no exposure problems. Not a plug they just do great work! Ektar is the best!

[@EugeneWallamanamoStinson]

How do skin tones render?

[@seantomlinson3320]

I'm a novice film shooter and I had an Ektar roll for fall foliage. It was nice but yes, missed exposure did unfortunate things to my shots.

[@rrainezero19]

More film stock reviews please! Very helpful content as always.

[@maxnaidoo2152]

I've never used this film before as C200 is my baby, but after watching this, I'm keen to give it a try!

[@Brause_Market]

I like it more on the 120mm side. And its true: I also struggled with the red-ish tint in the scans. However the colors always pop out great and its a good alternative to the Portra line.

[@ioshinigami2165]

thanks for this breakdown!

[@chuckycheese8]

like true love love love love!!!

[@chuckycheese8]

oh and i love you!

[@Michele_Berardi]

Did you expose this roll using the camera lightmeter? What do you advice to get a correct exposure with this film?

[@arcanics1971]

I'm on my second roll, and of course the sun has gone away. Oh well. Looking forward to seeing the results.

[@o.s.h.4613]

whats the camera on the bottom right? 👀

[@neonept]

Do you keep all your negatives?! I love to shoot on film, but I have already too many negatives...

[@mynewcolour]

Perhaps put negs in sleeves and the sleeves in a folder?

[@thankyouforinfo]

nah ektar is nothing at all it is the best hands, go take the risk and do it anyway cant even compare to any other film on the planet