Slide film Kodak Ektachrome E100 36 exposures 110510 – color reversal 36x1

Kodak Ektachrome E100 36 exposures 110510 is a color reversal (positive) slide film formulated to produce fine-grain, color-accurate transparency frames. Supplied as a 36-frame roll, this film is intended for photographers who need high-quality slides for projection, scanning, or archival purposes. The emulsion balances vivid yet natural color rendition with neutral skin tones and reliable shadow detail, making it suitable for a wide range of photographic subjects.

Advantages

The film delivers consistent color reproduction and fine grain, enabling clear, high-resolution scans and sharp projected images. It offers stable color balance across a range of lighting conditions and preserves highlight and shadow detail well for a reversal emulsion. Its 36-exposure format provides ample frames per roll for extended shooting sessions, and the film’s physical transparency is compatible with standard slide mounts and lightbox/scan workflows.

Suitable for

• Landscape and travel photography where accurate color is important
• Studio and portrait work requiring natural skin tones
• Documentary and street photography for archival slide output
• Photographers planning to scan or project transparencies

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm roll, 36 exposures
• Type: Color reversal (slide) film
• Grain: Fine-grain emulsion suitable for scanning and projection
• Color balance: Daylight-balanced emulsion for neutral tones in daylight
• Output: Positive transparencies for projection and archival use

How to use

Load the 36-exposure roll into any standard 35mm camera designed for 35 mm film and advance the film according to the camera’s loading instructions. Expose frames using appropriate metering for daylight or controlled studio lighting; the daylight-balanced emulsion performs best at or near the film’s recommended exposure index. Process the film using the specified E-6 color reversal chemistry at controlled temperatures to achieve correct color and grain structure. After processing, mount or scan the transparencies using standard slide mounts or a dedicated film scanner for digital conversion.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, meter for the highlights and maintain accurate development temperature during E-6 processing. When scanning, use a film scanner that supports positive transparencies and apply minimal color correction to preserve the film’s natural color rendering. Store unprocessed and processed film in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain image stability.