Kodak Ektachrome E100/135 film

Kodak Ektachrome E100 is a slide (positive) film. This means that after developing in the lab, you will immediately see a small positive image, not a negative. Key features

Ektachrome E100 offers fantastic realistic colors, accurate color balance, precise skin tone reproduction, very fine grain, and high contrast. At the same time, Ektachrome has a slight blue tint: photos of the sky, water, and mountains come out incredible. In fact, any other shots do as well.

Compared to regular negative film, Ektachrome E100 requires much more light. You need to shoot it on very bright, sunny days or in studios with strong lighting. It’s essential to have skills in setting exposure—if done incorrectly, your photos will likely be too bright or too dark. Slide film is very demanding and sensitive to mistakes.