Kodak Ektar 1980s 35mm Film Tribute 15oz Black Mug

Kodak Ektar 1980s 35mm Film Tribute 15oz Black MugKodak Ektar 25, introduced in the late 1980s, was a color negative film that earned a legendary reputation for its ultra fine grain and exceptional sharpness. With an ISO rating of just 25, it was incredibly slow by modern standards, but that slowness allowed for an incredibly high level of detail and color fidelity. It was marketed as having the finest grain of any color negative film ever made at the time: a claim that still holds up in the minds of

rich blacks

Decoration type: Digital Print or Screen Print (based on design & quantity)

It was designed for consistent batch-to-batch performance

"Your first 10

designed for those who know that true art lies in analog

Unlike slide film

landscape artists

and a deep extended **red sensitivity**

100% cotton (99/1 cotton/poly (Ash) & 90/10 cotton/poly (Sport Grey)

could be processed independently using Ansco’s own reversal chemistry (Anscochrome process)

and its absence is still felt by analog photographers who appreciated its unmatched blend of speed and quality

Velvia revolutionized slide (E-6) film by offering bold