RicardoD
Well-known
Ok, I'll bite, what email address did you use to request a sample roll?
yoyo22
Well-known
I mailed to the customer care center address I found on their website, asking if it is possible to get a roll of this film for testing.
RicardoD
Well-known
I just found the same thing, and picked the film choice from the drop down list to ask for a sample roll.
mongo141
Established
I just ordered Ektar 100 from pictureline.com. I was emailed a confirmation that the order is shipping today.
I just tried them and they told me they will email me when the stuff will be available.... I called Freestyle and was told that they actually have the stuff in house but won't be shipping until around the middle of Nov. The same from Adorama. Dave
ray*j*gun
Veteran
Double Neg,
Thanks for the link!!! I just sent in my request as well.
Ray
Thanks for the link!!! I just sent in my request as well.
Ray
charjohncarter
Veteran
Thanks Double Negative, I just sent my request off to Kodak. I'll see what happens.
amateriat
We're all light!
They certainly don't make it easy to find! I used this form:
http://www.kodak.com/global/en/serv...l/consumerDigital_contact.jhtml?pq-path=13452
Thanks very much for this. Since it looks like my schedule might preclude hitting Photo Plus Expo at all (Murphy's Law, Freelance Department), I decided to hit up Rochester directly. Ektar 100 wasn't in any of the drop-down options on the page, I just chose the ever-popular "other" and wrote it in. We'll see.
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Don Hutton
Member
I had a friend in California pick some up for me at KSP and mail it to me. I'm impressed - it is extremely fine grained. It's a little sharper than Portra VC 160 to my eye, but not by much - really the grain - or lack of it - is the big feature.
This was shot with a 28mm Elmarit ASPH at f5.6 and drum scanned on a Howtek 4500 at 4000SPI.
This was shot with a 28mm Elmarit ASPH at f5.6 and drum scanned on a Howtek 4500 at 4000SPI.
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Faintandfuzzy
Well-known
Thanks Don. I find your posts and samples to always be superb.
ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
Wow Keeble & Shuchat has the film? I'll have to stop by and pick up some.
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
Wow, that is indeed very fine. My V500 probably won't even be able to pick it up.
Faintandfuzzy
Well-known
No problem, guys. Glad to help. So far I've gotten two automated responses from Kodak; I'll update if/when I hear back from someone.
Don, that looks pretty good! The grain is indeed very fine and the film seems to have nice resolution. Looks relatively neutral on the saturation also which should make scanning easier...
I wonder if my Ultron 35 will be able to handle all that nice resolution.
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
Kodak said:Hello J, Thank you for your interest in the new Kodak Professional Ektar 100. The best way to receive the latest information and samples of new products, when samples are offered, is to join ProPass. www.kodak.com/go/propass
I think that's a "no."
cjm
Well-known
I got the same response as well. 
Trius
Waiting on Maitani
Why not just join ProPass? Does it cost to join?
Roger Hicks
Veteran
It is indeed very fine grained and very sharp. Here are a couple of pics I shot 10 days ago at the Chateau de Berrie but have only just picked up from the lab. In the pic of the grape pickers you can count the slats in the bottom of the picking basket at 2700 dpi; grain is however visible (but subdued and gentle) at 2700 dpi.
Cheers,
R.
Cheers,
R.
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FifthLeaf
amateur
So is this stuff just a finer grained 100UC?
squirrel$$$bandit
Veteran
It is indeed very fine grained and very sharp. Here are a couple of pics I shot 10 days ago at the Chateau de Berrie but have only just picked up from the lab.
Wow--that looks a hell of a lot like Agfa Ultra.
jftarragano
Newbie
Hey everyone, Just got back from the photo plus show here in NY. Yes Kodak was giving out free samples of Ektar, the new Tmax 400, in 35 and 120, as well their Portra films. They are saying that the Ektar film is the finest grain color neg film out there.
gb hill
Veteran
Did you ask Kodak about Ektar in 120? Many are interested in seeing that happen.Hey everyone, Just got back from the photo plus show here in NY. Yes Kodak was giving out free samples of Ektar, the new Tmax 400, in 35 and 120, as well their Portra films. They are saying that the Ektar film is the finest grain color neg film out there.
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