Kodak 100 UC

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Nikon Bob

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I would just like to give Kodak a pat on the back for this film. Having been a confirmed Fuji and Konica Impressa 50 print film user, I had the opportunity to try this film while looking for a replacement for the discontinuded Impressa 50. All I can say is it scans well for me, the colous appear good, grain is low and prints a very nice 8X10 in. from my HP printer. Now if they would only stop changing the film names every time I turn around. I have included a photo to try and illustrate this film if it is possible to do on the web.
 
With Agfa Vista disappearing from the shelves, I'm looking for a film that gives very saturated colours when I need them. I've never been a Kodak type of person, but must confess that I've found Kodak Ultra 400 to be quite good for this, and I may well try the 100 UC for low speed. I'm especially interested in the reds and blues..

I'll stick to Fuji NPH and Reala for muted colours though..
 
I don't shoot a lot of color but when I do Kodak 400UC is my preferred choice. I'll check out the 100 next time.
Like the photo Nikon Bob!
Rob
 
I have the 400UC I am trying, I cant find 100UC locally, heck I cant find 100 anything locally.
Nice shot Bob.
 
I just can't get into the high color films. This is nice as far as that goes, but my all around favorite color film is Fuji Reala. I just prefer the way the world looks in it.

William
 
wlewisiii said:
I just can't get into the high color films. This is nice as far as that goes, but my all around favorite color film is Fuji Reala. I just prefer the way the world looks in it.

William

That is why I posted on the UC 100. Some like saturated and others don't but it is nice to know what is out there if you need it. I definitely was not suggesting that this was the best or only film to use. Pumped colours with this subject is good I think while muting them would just dull the photo. Yeah Reala has it's uses and is good film.

Bob
 
Sorry, I didn't mean to come across like that. I appreciate hearing about it and seeing your sample does make it clear that it's a good film for that purpose. As a result, I'll keep it in mind when I do need that style of film and that's important for me because since I don't normally use that style, it's helpful to know which ones are good when I do want/need to.

So thank you, Bob.

William
 
William

Maybe I misunderstood also, but I meant different tools for different jobs according to one's own tastes. I see on that we agree.

Bob
 
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