Kodak Ektachrome E100 120 Film
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$37.00
Ektachrome 120 is back!
After the successful release of the 35mm version, 120 format ektachrome is here!
– 120 Medium Format film
– Virtually grain-less scans and enlargements
– Clean, bright whites
– ISO 100
– Moderately enhanced colour
– Neutral tone scale
– Outstanding skin tone reproduction
– Colour Slide Film – To be developed in E6 Process
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Weight | 30 g |
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Brand | Kodak |
Quantity | Single Roll |
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KROME 100 E6 35mm
35mm Colour Slide Film
Introducing KROME 100!
Want to try shooting colour-positive slide film but don't want to break the bank? KROME is your friend!
Known for it's extremely fine grain, vibrant colours and superb detail in both shadows & highlights, Ektachrome 100 is one of the most iconic film stocks available today.
Give it a try at a discount price-tag with WALKENS' hand-rolled KROME 100, cut from bulk rolls of Ektachrome 100 5294, direct from Eastman Kodak.
Please note this film requires E6 developing - available at WALKENS House of Film.
This product is in no way endorsed, packaged, distributed, guaranteed or sold by Eastman Kodak or Kodak Alaris.
Please remember!
This is a hand-rolled film. Unlike film manufactured and packaged in commercial large-volume factories, this hand-rolling process is not immune to imperfections.
Some rolls may have a few small light leaks showing on some frames after they have been developed. Sometimes this is due to quirks in the rolling process, and other times it is due to imperfections in the recycled 35mm cannisters that are used, which can cause light-leakage into the cannister over time.
If you are using a point and shoot camera with a clear 'film-view window' on the back, we suggest you cover it up with a small piece of black tape to minimise any light leaks whilst the film is being shot.
We recommend you keep your KROME rolls somewhere dark, out of the sun, to minimise light leakage into the cannister, and have your film processed promptly after shooting.
$20.00
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Kodak T-Max 400 120 Film
120 Black & White Film
T-Max 400 is a newer black and white emulsion from Kodak, producing a much finer grain than 'classic' films like Tri-X 400.
This is the 400iso variant.
– Panchromatic B&W Negative Film
– ISO 400/27° in Standard Process
– Very Fine Grain, T-GRAIN Emulsion
– High Sharpness and Edge Detail
– Versatile Speed & Wide Exposure Latitude
$19.50
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FOMA Retropan 320 120 film
120 Black & White Film
Retropan 320 is a panchromatically sensitised special negative black and white film with fine grain, good resolution and contour sharpness.
The film is characterised by a wide range of half tones and soft light which makes it suitable for photography and subsequent contact printing or “retro” style enlarging of negatives (photographs of still lives, architecture, experiments, landscapes, portraits, etc.).
- 120 Format
- Comes in self-contained plastic container.
$12.00
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Kodak Ektachrome E100 35mm
35mm Colour Slide Film
Kodak have re-released Ektachrome E100, their famous 35mm slide film.
They’ve spent years tweaking the formula to get it just right, and it’s finally available!
PLEASE NOTE: Due to worldwide stock shortages this is currently limited to 5 ROLLS per customer, per day.
Any duplicate orders will be cancelled and refunded. Thanks for your understanding.
– 36 Exposures per roll
– Virtually grain-less scans and enlargements
– Clean, bright whites
– ISO 100
– Moderately enhanced colour
– Neutral tone scale
– Outstanding skin tone reproduction
– Colour Slide Film – To be developed in E6 Process
$50.00