Eastman Kodak Kodacolor 100 color film, 135-36 exp

An ISO 100 daylight-balanced color negative film with fine grain, saturated colors, high sharpness and wide exposure latitude. 35 mm format, 36 exposures.

Fine grain for shooting in bright light: thanks to its ISO 100 speed, KODACOLOR 100 feels at home outdoors and in well-lit scenes, where its lower sensitivity gives clean detail and controlled grain. Kodak also highlights good shadow detail, which makes this film a practical choice for travel, landscapes, architecture and everyday shooting when there is plenty of available light.

Key features:

• ISO 100 daylight-balanced color negative film.
• Fine grain with high sharpness.
• Saturated, consistent color reproduction.
• Wide exposure latitude.
• Good shadow detail in bright scenes.
• Suitable for general shooting, travel, landscapes and outdoor use.
• 35 mm format, 36 exposures.

A fine-grain ISO 100 color negative film for photographers who want vivid colors and sharp detail in bright shooting conditions.

Package contents:

• 1 x KODAK KODACOLOR 100 35 mm film, 36 exposures.

What is the difference between the various Kodak manufacturers?

Historically, Eastman Kodak made Kodak photographic film, while Kodak Alaris handled its marketing and distribution. Since the beginning of 2026, Eastman Kodak has returned to the photographic film market directly, ending Kodak Alaris's exclusive distributor role. As a result, some of the same films made by Eastman Kodak now reach the market through two different Kodak channels.