Difference between revisions of "Kodak film"
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* ProFoto XL | * ProFoto XL | ||
Revision as of 17:33, 8 March 2012
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| Kodak pan film leaflet from 1964 image by Nicholas Middleton (Image rights) |
A listing of the best-known brand names used for film manufactured by Kodak:
- Advantix (APS)
- BW400CN
- Ektacolor
- Ektapan
- Ektapress
- Ektar
- Ektachrome
- Elite Chrome
- Elite Color
- Fun Time
- HIE (IR film)
- Kodachrome
- Kodacolor II
- Kodacolor CII
- Kodacolor Gold
- Kodacolor VR
- Kodacolor VRG
- Kodacolor-X
- Panatomic-X
- Plus-X
- Portra
- ProFoto XL
- Royal-X
- Super Gold
- Technical Pan
- Tri-X
- Trimprint (instant film)
- T-Max
- Ultra Color
- Verichrome Pan
- Vericolor
- Vision (Cine film)
