daylight or with electronic flash. You can also expose it under photo lamps (3400 K) or tungsten illumination (3200 K) with filters. The film features wide exposure latitude - from two stops underexposure to three stops overexposure. Kodak Gold 200 film delivers excellent results for general-purpose photography.  (less)

daylight or with electronic flash. You can also expose it under photo lamps (3400 K) or tungsten illumination (3200 K) with filters. The film features wide exposure latitude - from two stops underexposure to three stops overexposure. Featuring outstanding sharpness and high resolution, Kodak Gold 100 film is ideal for use in daylight.  (less)

ranging situations, especially with telephoto lenses, limited light conditions, or for stop-action work : Designed for exposure by daylight and electronic flash : Emulsion has superior resistance to damaging scratches : Produces optimized skin tones in people pictures : Package of 3 Rolls of 24-Exposure 35mm Film  (less)

high-intensity discharge lamps adjustments for long and short exposures processing judging negative exposures printing negatives retouching image structure print grain index curves description kodak bright sun film is a color negative film that offers the best combination of color saturation color accuracy and sharpness at iso 100. it is designed for general picture-taking situations in daylight or with electronic flash. you can also expose this film under photolamps (3400 k) or tungsten illumination (3200 k) with filters. kodak bright sun film features excellent color accuracy and saturation and high sharpness and resolution. it also features wide exposure latitudefrom two stops underexposure to three stops overexposure. other features include features benefits excellent latent-image keeping characteristics excellent consistency excellent processing robustness similar printing characteristics one-channel printing outstanding sharpness and high resolution ideal for use in daylight great for enlargements designed for processing in kodak flexicolor chemicals for process c-41 processed in the same chemicals as kodak royal gold kodak max kodak professional portra and kodak professional supra films scanning compatibility high-quality results from digital output systems great prints from digital zoom and crop images  (less)

an exceptionally hard tone due to the emulsion incorporating both blue and green sensitivities. By using a multi filter set, contrast range from 0 to 5 are available, in half grade increments from a single paper.Red safelight is recommended. With a 15 watt bulb direct illumination, minimum working distance is 1.5m. Safelight exposure longer than 2 minutes will lead to fog increase. It is a good idea to test for safelight fog from time-to-time.PRESTIGE VARIABLE CB paper can be exposed with all enlarger and printer light source. Be aware that some older types of cold light tubes may normally require more yellow filtration. For instance, with Kodak filters, right exposure times should be: 8 sec. for filters number 0; 1 and 2; 9 sec. for filter number 3 and 27 sec. for filters number 4 and 5.Process in any good quality paper developer at 20?C (68?F) for 1? to 2 min. with continuous agitation. BERGGER 'ecco' developers work pariculary well with this paper.An acid stop bath is optional but recommended. It quickly stops development by neutralizing alkali. This also helps extend fixer life. Dilution: 25 cc of 28% acetic acid in 1 liter of water. Stop bath time : 15 seconds or 20 to 30 seconds of water rinse.Treat in a conventional sodium thiosultate fixer for a minimum of 5 min. at 20?C (68?F). Normal fixer capacity is 1.5 sqm/liter. A two bath fixing method (at 2.5 min. per bath) may be used to avoid under-fixing. When the first bath is exhausted, replace it with the second bath and mix a fresh second bath . With ammonium thiosulfate 'rapid' fixers, treat for 30 to 45 seconds only, then give a thorough pre-wash for 5 min, Next, treat with a wash-aid (see WASHING, below) with frequent agitation for 10 min. before transferring to a final wash.PRESTIGE VARIABLE CB responds well to bleaching and toning, To increase print life and deepen dark tones, prints may be treated in a selenium toner of about 1:15 dilution.The use of a wash aid (such as Kodak Hypo Clearing Agent) will reduce your wash time and increase the efficiency of your washing. As well, it will help guarantee the permanence of your photograph. Wash PRESTIGE in running water at a rate fast enough to completely change once every 5 minutes. Wash time is 1 hour at 20?C (68?F) or 30 min. if a wash aid has been used.To effect even and rapid drying, you may use a wetting agent as a final rinse. Excess water should be removed from the surface of prints with a clean sponge or squeegee. Prints may then be dried in dust?free air on drying screens or in a clean photo-blotter.PRESTIGE VARIABLE CB may be retouched, spotted and mounted using normal methods.  (less)

contrast to produce incredibly sharp, clear pictures and stunning enlargements. This film is well-suited for a wide variety of occasions and lighting conditions. When the details really matter, use High Definition 400 Film. Color Film Roll 1190750 Eastman Kodak Company High Definition 400 35mm Color Film Roll Kodak 3 ISO 400 35mm 24 C-41  (less)

photolamps (3400 K) or tungsten illumination (3200 K) with filters. It features excellent color accuracy and saturation and high sharpness and resolution. It also features wide exposure latitude from two stops underexposure to three stops overexposure. Color Film Roll 6033971 Eastman Kodak Company GOLD 200 35mm Color Film Roll Kodak 3 ISO 200 35mm 24 C-41  (less)