Color Film Roundup

NEWS

Short Description:
Recently, I wrote the Black-and-White Film Roundup, and started the article with the claim that “despite film being ‘dead,’ there’s still a surprising number of different and unique films to choose from in 2020.” The same holds true for color films, both negative and reversal types, with many contemporary classics still readily available, along with a surprising number of new films recently arriving on the scene. Let’s take a look at the current color films available right now.

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Recently, I wrote the Black-and-White Film Roundup, and started the article with the claim that “despite film being ‘dead,’ there’s still a surprising number of different and unique films to choose from in 2020.” The same holds true for color films, both negative and reversal types, with many contemporary classics still readily available, along with a surprising number of new films recently arriving on the scene.
Let’s take a look at the current color films available right now.

Kodak

Just as we started with Kodak for B&W, we’ll started with Kodak for color. Still a prolific film manufacturer, Kodak has the widest and most versatile portfolio of color films available right now, especially after recently re-entering the color slide film market for the first time since 2012. Kodak is also one of two manufacturers to make color sheet film and is the sole remaining manufacturer of color negative sheet film. This maker currently offers nine unique color film types.