Kodak Films List of discontinued photographic films

1 kodak films

1.1 kodak verichrome safety film
1.2 kodak verichrome pan
1.3 kodak super-xx
1.4 kodak technical pan 2415
1.5 kodak professional bw400cn
1.6 kodak professional t400 cn film
1.7 kodak academy 200
1.8 kodak ektapan 4162 film
1.9 kodachrome 25, 64, , 200 professional
1.10 ektachrome lumiere 100
1.11 ektachrome e200
1.12 plus x 125
1.13 panatomic x
1.14 kodak professional elite chrome color 100 film
1.15 kodak professional elite chrome 100 film
1.16 kodak ektachrome 64t professional film (epy)
1.17 e100g
1.18 kodak professional ektachrome film e100vs
1.19 e100gx
1.20 kodak professional high speed infrared film
1.21 kodak ektachrome professional infrared eir film
1.22 more kodak professional films

kodak films

it has been suggested former kodak products may resurrected other brands under different name.

kodak verichrome safety film

launch date: 1931
discontinued: 1956
suggested alternative: kodak verichrome pan
type: orthochromatic
speed:
available formats: various including v-116
granularity:
latitude:
resolving power:
history: wratten & wainwright verichrome introduced around 1907/8 offering greater spectral sensitivity , speed compared contemporary emulsions of time. company bought kodak in 1912. in 1931 kodak released film on safety base roll film, greater latitude , finer grain kodak nc (non-curling) film had been standard since 1903. kodak verichrome safety film replaced kodak verichrome pan film in 1956.
primary usage:

kodak verichrome pan

kodak verichrome pan 620 fast panchromatic film (expired: july 1957)



launch date: 1956
discontinued: 1995? (127 format), 1970s (120 format)
suggested replacement: kodak professional t-max 100 film/100tmx kodak professional plus-x 125 film / 125px. more information, see kodak publications f-4016, kodak professional t-max films, , f-4018, kodak professional plus-x 125 film, available www.kodak.com/go/bwfilms
type: panchromatic (b&w)
speed: medium speed (ei 125)(early 620: ei 80 daylight, 60 tungsten, printed on film leader paper along exposure settings advice).
available formats: 120, 127, 116, 126, 616, 110, 620, 828, 8 x 5 feet cirkut cameras
granularity: diffuse rms granularity 9 extremely fine- read @ net diffuse density of 1.0, using 48-micrometre aperture, 12x magnification.
latitude: wide
resolving power: good
history: kodak verichrome pan film panchromatic replacement kodak verichrome film, orthochromatic.
film characteristics: kodak verichrome pan (vp) film medium-speed (ei 125) panchromatic film features extremely fine grain. excellent gradation , wide exposure latitude make choice general-purpose applications. film has characteristics similar of kodak plus-x pan professional film, not have retouching surfaces.
primary usage: general purpose

kodak super-xx

kodak super-xx panchromatic high speed 120 film (expired: december 1939)



type: high-speed black & white negative film. kodak s standard high-speed film 1940 1954, when tri-x introduced in smaller formats. discontinued sometime before 1960 in roll-film formats, continued made in sheet film until 1992.
speed: daylight asa 100, later 200, when safety factor reduced. pushed easily.
characteristics: thick emulsion, relatively coarse grain
resolving power: fair, due low acutance thickness of emulsion
advantages: very, long, straight-line characteristic curve, great latitude made ideal variable developments, both longer , shorter, water-bath development, special compensating formulas.
special attraction: zone system users. missed large-format film photographers, of whom stockpiled huge amounts in deep freeze.

kodak technical pan 2415

type: (no iso speed rating; circa ei 100-250 in practice), ultra-high definition high-contrast film coated on thin plastic base avoid curl.
to use pictorial purposes, (ei 16-25) use special, dilute weak-acting developers, minimal agitation.
capable of extreme resolution, miniature format negatives (35 mm only) closely imitated results of large-format negatives.
estar-ah based
available @ least 1984 mid- 00s (?).

kodak professional bw400cn

c41 process iso 400 black , white film.
discontinued in 2005

kodak professional t400 cn film

c41 process iso 400 black , white film.


kodak academy 200


kodak academy 200

low cost wide latitude black , white film marketed in europe, asia , india.

available formats: 35 mm
sold kodak panchromatic 200 in philippines ca. 1995-2000.
coarse grained , low resolution film reminiscent of super-xx.
very tolerant of processing variations allowing contrast adjustment altering development times.

kodak ektapan 4162 film

type: medium-speed black & white negative film
speed: iso 100
available formats: 4 x5 , 5 x7 , 8 x10 , , 11 x14 sheets, long rolls
characteristics: fine grain
resolving power: high
advantages: recommended kodak portraiture , close-up work electronic flash, , commercial, industrial, , scientific applications
discontinued 2002

kodachrome 25, 64, , 200 professional

kodachrome 64



first practical color reversal film; first commercially-important color film of kind.
launch date: 1935, first motion picture film, (1936) still cameras (kodachrome, asa 8, later 10). kodachrome professional type (for 3400 k photofloods, asa 16, later asa 40), , kodachrome type f (for flash; stopped being made in 1950s).
replaced kodachrome ii (asa 25) in 1961. kodachrome-x (asa 64) added in 1962; later kodachrome 200 , kodachrome professional 64 , 200 added.
special development process required, multiple dyeing steps, because there no dye-couplers in film. processing purchased film until justice department sued around 1954, claiming monopolistic practice. there relatively few competitors however, complex developing machinery necessary.
extremely fine grain, high saturation, sharpest color film ever made.
originally available in larger roll film formats , sheet film (until late 1940s, beginning of 1950s). kodak kept urging replacement ektachrome, developed user or many independent laboratories.
popular 35mm film photographers long after had been discontinued in other formats.
discontinued: 2009. last processor in world closed down kodachrome line @ end of 2010.
suggested replacement: kodak ektachrome e100d
type: color reversal (slide film)
speed: asa 6, 25, 40, 64, 200

ektachrome lumiere 100

professional film
code lpp 6146
launch date: ?
discontinued: ?
suggested replacement: ?
type: medium speed color reversal film providing neutral color balance enhanced color saturation.
speed: temp/ei/wratten filter no. (source: ektachrome lumiere 100 data sht dtd 11-93)



processing: e-6
formats: 135, 120, cut film.
kodak pub no. e-137, kodak ektachrome lumiere 100 professional film
note: number of photographers noted film cool under circumstances.

ektachrome e200

launch date: ?
discontinued: march 2011
suggested replacement: kodak ektachrome e100g
type: color reversal
speed: iso 200

plus x 125

launch date: 1954
discontinued: march 2011
suggested replacement: kodak t-max 100
type: black , white
speed: asa 50, iso 125

panatomic x

kodak panatomic-x 35mm film (expired, july 1944)



launch date: 1933
discontinued: 1987
suggested replacement:kodak t-max 100
type: black , white
speed: 32 asa (kodak publication no. r-20, 3rd edition, 1967), 40 asa/17° din (kodak publication ff1062, 1965), 40 asa (kodak publication no. f-13, 2nd edition, 1965)
granularity: extremely fine grain

kodak professional elite chrome color 100 film

launch date: 1991
discontinued: 2012
suggested replacement: ektar 100
type: color reversal
speed: iso 100
granularity: fine grain


kodak elite chrome


kodak professional elite chrome 100 film

launch date: 1989
discontinued: 2012
suggested replacement: ektar 100
type: color reversal
speed: iso 100
granularity: fine grain

kodak ektachrome 64t professional film (epy)

type: tungsten balanced color reversal
speed: iso 64

e100g

launch date: 2000
discontinued: 2012
suggested replacement: ektar 100
type: color reversal
speed: iso 100
granularity: fine grain

kodak professional ektachrome film e100vs

launch date: 2002
discontinued: 2012
suggested replacement: ektar 100
type: color reversal
speed: iso 100
granularity: fine grain

e100gx

launch date: 2001
discontinued: 2009
suggested replacement: ektar 100
type: color reversal
speed: iso 100
granularity: extremely fine grain

kodak professional high speed infrared film

type: infrared sensitive black , white film

kodak ektachrome professional infrared eir film

discontinued: 2009
type: infrared-sensitive false-color reversal
granularity: extremely fine grain

more kodak professional films

these following lists kodak detail recent emulsions have been discontinued in professional film line. these lists not include kodak commercial films, type available in average grocery/drug store. kodak discontinued last of remaining positive/slide emulsions (still listed available on page of 2012-3-22). of films on page (second in list) discontinued , nla once current stock has been sold, kodak estimates between end of summer , end of 2012.

see web page http://www.taphilo.com/photo/kodakfilmnumxref.shtml list of kodak film number film type.