Fine Grain, Extremely archival, Super Color. Saturated but accurate.

Kodak's lack of interest in preserving the finest line of film ever conceived.

After the unfortunate demise of KM25 we are left with it's faster sibling KR64. KM25 was always the film which all others were compared to (in Kodak's own words). KR64 has since become the film which has set the benchmark for all other 35mm reversal films (IMO). Not overly saturated or cartoonish like some of it's rival's. Very low grain, unmatched archival qualities, realistic skin tones. I could go on and on, but if you've used it you know it is fine, if you haven't, buy a roll and be impressed before it's too late.. PS. Only one processing facility, Dwaynes in Kansas. Inexpensive processing through Wal-Mart.

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Similar Products Used:

Velvia, KM25,

Accurate colours
Very sharp

Only available in 35mm

An excellent film overall for slides, and you get free Developing and mounting in the UK.
Very sharp, accurate colours so good for landscape and portraits
For vivid landscapes look to Fuji esp Velvia

Similar Products Used:

All other Kodak and Fuji slide films