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Eastman Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 120-5R
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| Type of Product | Color Negative Film |
| Film size | 120mm Wide format |
| ISO sensitivity | 160 |
| Film type | Color Negative Film |
Professional ISO 160 Color Negative Film
Eastman Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 is a professional ISO 160 color negative film designed for daylight conditions. It features ultra-fine grain, natural skin tones, accurate color reproduction, and a wide exposure latitude. This film is supplied in a 5-roll pack of 120 medium format rolls and is comparable to Kodak Alaris PORTRA 160.
Natural Colors and Ultra-Fine Grain
Ektacolor Pro 160 is intended for photographers who require controlled color rendition, smooth tonal transitions, and fine detail. Its combination of natural skin tone reproduction, broad exposure latitude, and excellent scanning performance makes it especially suitable for portrait, wedding, lifestyle, fashion, and commercial photography.
The characteristics of Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 are similar to Kodak Professional Portra 160 from the Kodak Alaris range.
Main Features
- Professional ISO 160 color negative film optimized for daylight conditions
- Excellent natural skin tones
- Soft and accurate color reproduction
- Ultra-fine grain structure for clean, detailed images
- Wide exposure latitude with smooth highlight rendition
- Highly suitable for portrait, wedding, lifestyle, fashion, and commercial photography
- Designed for high-quality scanning and hybrid workflows
- 120 medium format, 5-roll packaging
This refined professional color film is ideal for photographers seeking natural skin tones, ultra-fine grain, and smooth tonal gradations.
Package Contents
- 5 x Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 120 film rolls
About Kodak Film Production
Historically, Eastman Kodak manufactured Kodak photographic films, while Kodak Alaris handled marketing and distribution. Since early 2026, Eastman Kodak has returned directly to the photographic film market, ending Kodak Alaris's exclusive distribution role. As a result, some films produced by Eastman Kodak are now available through two different Kodak channels.
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