an emulsion that is geared towards professional use and is claimed to offer the finest, smoothest grain of any color negative film available today. Remember Ektar 25? It sounds like it will be similar, only faster. Set to be available in 35mm, Kodak says the film will exhibit high saturation, and borrows Kodak Vision technology from Kodak’s motion picture technology. The film will be officially introduced at Photokina, and will be available in October.
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\nFor details, read the Kodak press release:<\/i>
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\nROCHESTER, NY \u2013 Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE:EK) continues to champion professional photographers and set new standards in professional film with the new KODAK PROFESSIONAL EKTAR 100 (EKTAR 100) film. This new film, with ISO 100 speed, high saturation and ultra-vivid color, offers the finest, smoothest grain of any color negative film available today.
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\n\u201cPhotography has always been about capturing a moment or story and sharing it, with just a few or with the world,\u201d said Mary Jane Hellyar, president, Film, Photofinishing & Entertainment Group and executive vice president, Eastman Kodak Company. \u201cIt is often the smallest details that mark the difference between a good photograph and one that stands out and becomes memorable. With our new EKTAR 100 film, we\u2019ve created a film that helps the photographer capture unprecedented detail in remarkably vivid color. This film continues a Kodak tradition of providing photographers with the highest quality films that expand the range over which they can create outstanding images.\u201d
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\nEKTAR 100 Film is the ideal choice for commercial photographers and advanced amateurs for applications such as nature, travel, fashion and product photography where the emphasis is often on color. The new film incorporates KODAK VISION Motion Picture Film Technology to achieve its unparalleled fine grain. It\u2019s perfect for photographers who prefer the ease of working with 35mm, and who look for extraordinary enlargement capability when scanning and printing.
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\nKodak will host a panel at Photokina, entitled \u201cPro Photography: What\u2019s Film Got to Do With It,\u201d featuring professional international photographers Pep Bonet, Amy Postle, Eddie Soloway, and Det Kempke and moderated by Prof. Dr. Rolf Sachsse. This diverse group of photographers will expound on how film, including the new EKTAR 100 Film, fits into their work and photography. Photokina, the largest imaging exposition and trade show in Europe, opens September 22 in Cologne, Germany. Visitors to Photokina can join these panels, to be held:
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\n* Wednesday, September 24%3B 2:00 \u2013 3:30 pm%3B Hall 1, Open Stage
\n* Friday, September 26%3B 2:00 \u2013 3:30 pm%3B Hall 1, Open Stage
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\nIn addition to the discussion, Kodak will showcase images that these photographers have captured using the EKTAR 100 Film at its booth, Hall 5.2, Booth: C-019,C-009, B-109, B-001 and during the panel presentations.
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\nThe new KODAK EKTAR Films will be available worldwide beginning in the U.S. and Canada beginning in October, 2008 and in all other regions beginning in November, 2008.
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