Kodak Ektar 100 - 35mm Color Film

The grain structure is incredibly fine for a color negative stock, making the prints look almost like they came from slide film. I shot a roll at a botanical garden and the color saturation on the flowers was just beautiful.

Took this film on a hiking trip and the colors came out so rich, especially the reds and blues. ISO 100 means you really need good light, but the grain is barely visible even on 36-exposure rolls.

Shot a roll of this on a bright afternoon and the colors came out so rich that I barely touched them in editing. That silky grain is real, hardly any noise even in the shadows.