Featuring the finest grain of any 100-speed black and white film in the world, Kodak Ektapan 100 produces striking, highly detailed images with strong contrast and superior clarity. Incorporating a T-Grain emulsion with tabular silver halide crystals that enhance light absorption, Ektapan 100 exhibits a clean, low-grain appearance with increased sharpness and more distinct edges in comparison to traditional cubic-grain films. Ektapan 100's impressive resolving power and broad tonal range make it well-suited for a wide range of photographic applications, including architectural, portrait, landscape, commercial, and more. Its nominal sensitivity of ISO 100/21° makes it ideal for daytime exteriors, well-lit interiors, or long exposures in darker conditions.
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Kodak EKTAPAN 100
Kodak EKTAPAN 100
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Kodak Ektapan 100 120 Overview
- Panchromatic B&W Negative Film
- ISO 100/21° in Standard Process
- High Sharpness and Contrast
- Ultrafine Grain, T-Grain Emulsion
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
• In case the customer wishes to return the order after it has been delivered, the customer shall pay the cost of delivery and return.
• In case customer returns the order due to damage or difference in the products, the customer does not pay the return fees.
• In case of returning the order, the product must be in the same condition as delivered to the client and with the box and the bag.
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• If the order is canceled before it is delivered, the customer will not pay any cancellation fees.
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• If the order is canceled before external shipment, the customer does not pay any cancellation fees.
• If the order is shipped, it cannot be canceled.
Replacement Policy:
• In case that the customer wants to replace the product because the size or color is not suitable, the customer will pay the replacement fee.
• In case of order replacement, the product must be in good condition and with the box and bag.
