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The ECN2 Acid 100T 135/36 film originates from Kodak Vision3 500T (5219), one of the most widely used motion picture stocks in cinema. This film is tungsten-balanced at 3200K, which makes it ideal for artificial lighting environments such as indoor scenes, neon lights, and nighttime photography.
Although labeled as 100T for creative experimentation, the original stock is rated at ISO 500. Photographers can shoot ECN2 Acid 100T 135/36 between ISO 100 and ISO 1600 thanks to the film’s impressive latitude and push/pull capability.
Key characteristics include:
Cinematic color palette
Wide dynamic range
Excellent highlight retention
Natural skin tones
Strong push and pull development flexibility
Because the film includes the remjet layer, ECN2 Acid 100T 135/36 must be developed using ECN-2 chemistry and cannot be processed in standard C-41 labs.
🌙 Best used under tungsten or artificial lighting
☀️ For daylight shooting use an 85B filter or correct colors during scanning
🧪 Develop using ECN-2 chemistry for accurate cinematic colors
⚠️ Hand-rolled film — the final frame may occasionally be cut
Film Type: Color negative motion picture film
Base Stock: Kodak Vision3 500T (5219)
Format: 35mm / 135 – 36 exposures
Color Balance: Tungsten (3200K)
Original Speed: ISO 500
Creative Rating: ISO 100–1600 with push/pull
Processing: ECN-2 only
Remjet Layer: Yes
Storage: Refrigerated recommended
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