Kodak Ektar 125 35mm 24exp (Expired)

Kodacolor Ektar 125 is a rare vintage gem from the analog world, originally manufactured by Eastman Kodak and designed to give you rich, vibrant colors with fine grain. Though Kodak’s Ektar line is still a favorite today in its 100 ISO version, this particular roll expired in March 1991, giving you a chance to experience a slice of photographic history. With its unique age and cold storage, you’ll notice a one-of-a-kind color shift and saturation that you won’t find with fresh film – it’s like a time capsule for your photos!

Why You’ll Love It:

• ISO 125: Normally perfect for daylight shooting, but with this expired film, we recommend shooting at ISO 50/80to get the best results and embrace the vintage character.
• Vintage Color Shift: As expired film, Kodacolor Ektar will give you unpredictable color shifts and saturation changes, creating a nostalgic, retro feel in your images. Think of it as time-traveling through film!
• Unique Experience: This roll is a rare find, and though we can’t guarantee how it was stored or its exact performance, the excitement of shooting with a film that hasn’t been made in decades is part of the adventure.
• Cold Stored: Despite its expiration, this film has been carefully cold stored, which helps preserve its qualities and ensures a better chance of usable results, though you can expect a fun, one-of-a-kind look in your photos.

Fun Fact:

The original Kodacolor Ektar 125 was loved for its ability to capture natural, vibrant colors with a fine grain – so much so that it became a go-to choice for travel and landscape photographers. By shooting with this expired version, you’re not just using a roll of film – you’re connecting with a piece of photography history.

Kodacolor Ektar 125 (expired) gives you the chance to shoot with a classic film that’s no longer made – it’s your shot at capturing the unique colors of a time long passed. Take it slow, embrace the unpredictable, and let this vintage beauty work its magic.