Kodak Eastman Ektacolor Pro 800 Film Négatif Couleur (Rouleau 120)

Shot a whole roll in late afternoon golden hour and the grain stayed surprisingly fine for 800 speed. Even in mixed indoor lighting, the colors came through natural without that heavy yellow cast I've seen from similar films. Definitely keeping a few more rolls in the fridge.

I've been shooting this 800-speed stock on my medium format camera and the grain is surprisingly fine for such a fast film, even in dim indoor light. The colors come out with a nice, slightly warm cast that feels very natural, and it handles contrast well without getting blown out in the highlights.

Shot this at a dimly lit park during golden hour and the grain stayed surprisingly fine for ISO 800. The colors on the 120 roll came out rich without looking fake, exactly what I wanted for portraits.