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KODAK KODACOLOR 100

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  • ISO 100
  • color

Kodacolor 100 is a general purpose color negative film announced by Kodak in October 2025. It is part of the Kodacolor line, which has been associated with various color negative films since 1942.

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Two children play in the sand on a beach with pigeons nearby, while three airplanes fly in formation overhead.
A barbed wire fence stands in the foreground of a field with a red shed and cattle, with snow-capped mountains under a cloudy sky in the distance.
A wall covered in red bougainvillea and green foliage stands in front of a line of palm trees under a clear sky.
A long brick road is lined with palm trees and tall green bushes leading towards mountains under a clear blue sky.
A man in a beanie and jacket holds a wooden plank against a cloudy sky with trees and utility poles in the background.
A person walks through a snow-covered field towards houses and evergreen trees under a cloudy sky.
A tall lighthouse with black and white stripes stands against a blue sky.
Snow-covered trees are visible on a white, snow-covered slope.
A long gravel driveway leads through a gate and a row of tall trees towards a distant mountain, framed by a stone archway and balcony.
A seagull stands on a wooden railing overlooking the ocean and a distant beach.
Three large red planters with flowers sit in front of a modern building with reflective windows.
A ski slope with fresh corduroy snow is visible under a clear sky with ski lifts overhead.
A park bench sits on a brick path with trees and a building in the background.
A woman with long dark hair and tattoos sits in front of a wall covered with masks and various objects.
A composite image shows the moon in various phases of a lunar eclipse against a dark sky with stars.

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