List of Products Manufactured By Kodak - Photographic Film

Photographic Film

  • For Kodak's motion picture films, see List of motion picture film stocks.
  • Kodak is one of the leading manufacturers of still film:
    • Kodachrome - colour slide film using unique proprietary technology. Discontinued in 2009
    • Ektachrome - colour slide film suitable for normal E-6 processing. Discontinued. Consumer variants of this product are branded as Kodak Elite Chrome.
    • Ektar - semi-professional colour negative film
    • Portra - professional color negative film designed for portraiture, with controlled colour balance, previously available at 160 and 400 ISO in "natural" and "vivid" colour varieties but replaced in 2011 with single upgraded 160 and 400 variants as well an ISO 800 Portra film. Portra films are available in 35mm, 120/220 and sheet formats. Previously a tungsten balanced ISO 100 version was sold as well.
    • Ultra Color - color negative film in 100 and 400 ASA (discontinued in 2006)
    • Elite Colour - color negative film in 35mm format but based on improved emulsions developed for the APS format. Various speeds including high-speed
    • T-MAX - professional B&W negative film, using a technology called "tabular grain" or T-grain, available in a wide range of speeds, including 3200 ASA intended for photojournalism
    • Tri-X - older, relatively fast (320-400 ASA) B&W negative film with different grain characteristics, based on classic "cubical" grain. The premier photojournalism film for many decades, it is still widely available
    • Plus-X - B&W slow (125 ASA) negative film with finer grain (no longer available in either 120 or 35mm format as of November 2011).
    • HIE - a professional, infrared-sensitive B&W film, used for taking pictures through a dark (IR-Pass) filter. It is coated onto a thin Estar base, and lacks an anti-halo layer. It has been discontinued as of May 2007.
    • Technical Pan - a very slow (not rated by Kodak, but generally established as 16-25 ASA), very fine grain professional B&W film particularly aimed at architectural, engineering and scientific photography of very high contrast if developed in conventional developer but normal contrast if developed in the matched Technidol developer. As of 2004, this film has been discontinued.
    • BW400CN - B&W negative film that can be processed using the C-41 process
    • E100G, E100GX (discontinued) E100VS, and E200 (discontinued 2011) - professional colour slide films available in 35mm, 120 and sheet format.
    • Kodacolor-branded color negative films and their non-Kodacolor-branded successors:
      • Kodak Gold (formerly Kodacolor Gold) and Kodak Gold MAX/Ultra (depending on country) - consumer colour negative film, "MAX" indicates the coarser-grained, general-purpose variety. The rest of consumer films are marketed by use rather than trade names (e.g. "Bright Sun&Flash", "High Definition"...)
    • Kodak Funtime
  • Photo stations
    • Kodak Picture Kiosk (also known as Kodak Picture Maker) - contains computer, scanner and printer in a single unit, these stations are usually found in Kodak Express retail outlets, supermarkets and drugstores and offers prints from digital media. Users can also scan, enlarge and enhance existing photos without having to provide negatives. Many systems are set up as "order stations" that print to a lab printer rather than printing the pictures up front. Newer systems are also capable of burning Kodak Picture CDs.
  • Digital Processing services
    • Kodak PhotoCD - Early film - to - Digital CD service using a proprietary file format, designed to play on TV's with appropriate player.
    • Kodak Picture CD - photo scanning service available at most Kodak-branded labs, users get a CD-ROM of their photos scanned at low resolution in standard JPEG format along with - or instead of - prints
    • Kodak Perfect Touch - Digital enhancements to images designed to reduce red-eye, brighten colors, and increase detail. Many Kodak-branded labs offer this as send-out service for film processing, but some labs offer this as premium one-hour service.
  • Single use cameras
  • Media (photographic paper)
  • Chemistry (photo processing fluids)
    • D76 Powder form, black-and-white film developer
    • Xtol Powder form, black-and-white film developer
    • HC-110 Highly concentrated liquid form, black-and-white film developer
    • T-Max Liquid form, black-and-white film developer
    • Dektol Powder form, black-and-white paper developer
    • Microdol-X Powder form, black-and-white film developer
    • Kodafix
  • Medical Imaging
  • DryView Laser Imagers
  • Radiology Picture Archival Computer Systems (PACS)
    • X-ray film
    • Digital radiography
    • Medical printing
    • Mammography imaging
    • Oncology imaging
    • Dental imaging
  • Radiology Information Systems (RIS)

High Speed Scanners

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