Kodak Ektachrome E100S Slide Film
Kodak Ektachrome E100S Slide Film
USER REVIEWS
[Jun 12, 2001]
Bill Ward
Professional
Strength:
Excellent sharpness
Weakness:
None I shoot macro nature and normally Provia F 100. However, I recently ran out of Provia and shot some Ektachrome 100S on the same shoot. I noticed that the Ektachrome version of red was very different than Provia which produces a deep Chinese red where Ektachrome rendered a bright cheery red--very different hue. I also shot a grasshopper that was less than 3/4 of an inch in lenght. I was awe struck by Ektachrome 100S sharpness and contrast. I'm going to buy less Provia and more Ektachrome. I would recommend trying a color difference test to steadfast Fuji shooters. Similar Products Used: Provia F 100 |
[Jun 29, 2001]
Steven Loesch
Professional
Strength:
Good saturation with very clean whites. Very fine grain. Good pushablility.
Weakness:
Would like slightly more saturation in daylight. I use E100s under cloudy or flat lighting conditions with an 81a. This yields great results (it is my poor weather alternative to E100VS). Able to record subtle, pastel shades very accurately. Similar Products Used: Provia 100F, Kodak E100SW, E100VS. |
[Jul 11, 2001]
a.p
Professional
Strength:
really good blue tones
Weakness:
the greens are terrible I usually shoot Fujichrome but I thought I should try something different... the blues wre really good, but the greens were washed out and terrible looking. I kinda wish I would of stuck with Fuji. Similar Products Used: provia 100f, sensia 100 |
[Jul 16, 2001]
Karl Wessendorf
Expert
Strength:
Medium Contrast
Weakness:
None really. Sure things go a bit blue in the shade - but an accurate film should! Use a filter for best shade shooting. I get great flesh tones in slight overcast, and sun lit indoors. For outdoor travel photography this film is it! Customer Service Great - called Kodak questioning need for cold storage during trip. Said the film will safely endure anything I can. No problems! Similar Products Used: Agfa Precisa |
[Aug 21, 2001]
Michael Fanelli
Expert
Strength:
This is a very accurate film.
Weakness:
Could be cheaper. I use this slide film on occasion when accuracy is required. For example, this is an extremely good choice for a scientific (accurate colors) look at flowers and other plants. For "artsy" shots, a film with more saturation would probably be a better choice. Others I have talked with seem to like this film for product work where, again, accuaracy is needed. Customer Service n/a Similar Products Used: Lots. |
[Aug 23, 2001]
Roger Rowlett
Expert
Strength:
Fine grain
Weakness:
A little pricey Probably one of the best all-around ISO 100 slide films I have shot. A little more saturated than the consumer slide films without giving wacky color balance in shadows or other tricky lighting conditions. Enough latitude that even ham-handed print-film shooters will get a high percentage of good frames with modern metering systems. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Elite Chrome 100 |
[Nov 12, 1999]
aleksei
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Ektachrome E100S
Strength:
saturated colors (but less saturated than Velvia). Excellent grain and sharpness
Weakness:
none very good 100 ASA slide film for any purpose Similar Products Used: Precisa 100, Sensia II 100, RSX and RSX II 100 |
[Sep 09, 1999]
Jack Liu
Professional
Model Reviewed:
Ektachrome E100S
Strength:
Accurate usable ISO, Good Skin Tones, good saturation
Weakness:
No Nice Skies, Sharp , very good neutrals and honest ISO. Surprise, a good Kodak E6 film. Also very good under Studio Strobe, skin tones etc. Similar Products Used: Fuji Astia, Provia, Sensia |