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Kodak Announces New Ektacolor Pro & Ektapan Photographic Films

Eastman Kodak has introduced two new professional film lines — the Ektapan black‑and‑white negatives and the Ektacolor Pro color negatives. Together, the launch includes six new film stocks, reviving classic Kodak names while delivering the same high‑quality emulsions as the former T‑Max and Portra lines.

Kodak Ektapan Black & White Films

These continuous‑tone panchromatic films use Kodak’s T‑Grain emulsion for low grain, high sharpness, resolution, and contrast. Available in 135 (35mm) and 120 formats for ISO 100 & 400, and 135 only for P3200.

  • EKTAPAN 100: Ultra‑high sharpness, fine grain, and resolving power. Ideal for maximum clarity.
  • EKTAPAN 400: The world’s sharpest and finest‑grain 400‑speed B&W film.
  • EKTAPAN P3200: Multi‑speed film optimized for pushing to ISO 3200+ with consistent quality.
Pre‑Order Kodak Ektapan Films
Buy Kodak Ektapan at B&H Photo

Kodak Ektacolor Pro Color Negative Films

Daylight‑balanced color negatives known for natural skin tones, soft/accurate color reproduction, ultra‑fine grain, wide exposure latitude, and excellent scanning performance.

  • EKTACOLOR PRO 160: Ultra‑fine grain with exceptionally natural skin tones and soft, accurate colors.
  • EKTACOLOR PRO 400: The world’s sharpest and finest‑grain 400‑speed color negative film; handles varied lighting well.
  • EKTACOLOR PRO 800: Strong low‑light performance while keeping natural skin tones and balanced color.
Pre‑Order Kodak Ektacolor Pro Films
Buy Kodak Ektacolor Pro at B&H Photo

Classic Names, Modern Performance

Kodak’s decision to revive the Ektapan and Ektacolor branding taps into its heritage while offering modern emulsions trusted by professionals. The new films are essentially the same as T‑Max and Portra, rebranded under vintage names to appeal to both nostalgic shooters and new generations of film photographers.

Closing Thoughts

The launch of Kodak Ektapan and Ektacolor Pro underscores the company’s commitment to analog photography, providing creators with reliable emulsions for both black‑and‑white and color work. With pre‑orders now open at B&H Photo, these films are set to become staples for photographers seeking classic Kodak quality with modern performance.

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