Popho Luminar 100 Color Negative Film, 35mm, 36exp.

Popho Luminar 100 is a new ISO 100 speed daylight-balanced color negative film stock is a respooled Kodak Aerocolor IV 2460 color negative aerial photography film*. The film offers medium saturation and contrast and is well-suited for landscape and other general photographic applications. This film also exhibits warm tones, enhanced red sensitivity, and a wide dynamic range. The film is factory-spooled into a recyclable plastic cassette and can be developed with the standard C-41 process. 

Features

• 100 ISO Color Negative Film
• Outstanding sharpness from ultra-fine grain structure
• Wide dynamic range
• 35mm format, 36exp.
• Standard C-41 photo lab processing
• Factory spooled on recyclable plastic cassette.
• Daylight balanced

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is Luminar 100 a brand-new emulsion?

A: Popho Luminar 100 is a respooled Kodak Aerocolor IV 2460 color negative aerial photography film*. Popho did not manufacture this film.

Q: Is Luminar 100 respooled from an old expired film?

A: No, Luminar 100 has a two years shelf life.

Q: Is Luminar 100 hand spooled?

A: No, Luminar 100 is machine spooled by our manufacturing partner.

Q: Is Luminar 100 a limited production?

A: No, Luminar 100 is here to stay!

Q: When will Luminar 100 be available?

A: The film is already available.

Q: Is this a crowdfunding campaign?

A: No.

Q: Will Luminar 100 be available on 120 and large format?

A: Due to the cost required to invest, we will unfortunately not make Luminar 100 available on medium and large format in the near future.

Q: Where can Luminar 100 be processed?

A: Luminar 100 can be processed in any lab or home lab capable of the C-41 standard development process.

Q: Is there a DX code on the Luminar 100 cassette?

A: Currently no. We are planning on adding DX code in the near future.

Q: When will my local stores start carrying Luminar 100?

A: We are planning on getting Luminar 100 on the shelves of the film labs and stores by Summer or Fall 2023.

*Kodak and Aerocolor IV are trademarks of Eastman Kodak Company.

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