35mm Color Negative Film Kodak PRO IMAGE 100, 135-36 (5-pack)

Kodak PRO IMAGE 100 is a daylight-balanced 35mm color negative film supplied in 135-36 cartridges. Rated at ISO 100, this film is designed for portrait, travel and general daylight photography. It delivers fine grain and natural color rendition across a wide range of scenes, making it suitable for photographers seeking consistent results for prints and scanning workflows.

Advantages

This five-roll pack provides multiple 36-exposure cartridges for extended shooting without frequent reloading. The low ISO 100 sensitivity produces low apparent grain and stable color, while daylight balance ensures accurate skin tones and neutral outdoor color reproduction. The film’s emulsion is formulated for reliable development in standard C-41 chemistry and consistent scanning or printing results.

Suitable for

• Portrait photography in natural light
• Travel and street photography in daylight conditions
• Studio work using controlled daylight-equivalent lighting
• Archival-quality prints and high-resolution scanning

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm (135) cartridge
• Exposures per roll: 36
• Quantity: 5 rolls per pack
• ISO sensitivity: 100 (daylight balanced)
• Color type: Color negative film
• Grain: Fine grain emulsion optimized for smooth tonal transitions
• Processing: Standard C-41 color negative process

How to use

Load the 135 cartridge into a compatible 35mm camera according to the camera’s loading instructions. Meter for ISO 100 when shooting in daylight or adjust exposure to compensate for different lighting conditions and creative intent. After shooting, process the exposed rolls using standard C-41 chemistry at a lab or with home development equipment. For scanning, use a dedicated film scanner or lab scanning service to achieve accurate color and resolution.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results, shoot Kodak PRO IMAGE 100 in well-lit outdoor or window-lit indoor scenes and meter for ISO 100. Use neutral or daylight-balanced lighting for portrait sessions to maintain accurate skin tones. When pushing exposure or shooting under low light, expect increased grain and altered color response; where possible, use a tripod or higher ISO film for such conditions. Store unexposed rolls in a cool, dry place and refrigerated for long-term storage to preserve emulsion sensitivity.