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Home » Ektachrome is Back. A comparison of Ektachrome vs. FujiFilm slide film » Ektachrome-E100-E7-000460710037

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Ektachrome 100 – Metered for the highlights. Ektachrome has incredibly vibrant color but rarely goes too saturated.

Ektachrome 100

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