ECN-2 - MeMe 100T - 135/36

ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 is a tungsten-balanced cinematic film designed for photographers who want the distinctive look of motion picture film in a still photography format. The ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 film delivers atmospheric tones, cinematic color rendering, and a smooth grain structure that makes it ideal for creative analog photography.

Because the ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 film is tungsten balanced, it performs beautifully under artificial light sources such as street lamps, neon lights, and indoor lighting. These conditions help create vibrant highlights and deep shadows that enhance the cinematic atmosphere often associated with motion picture film.

This film allows photographers to explore a visual style inspired by cinema rather than traditional color negative photography.

ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 Cinematic Film

The ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 film uses the ECN-2 development process, which is the same chemical process used for motion picture film production. This development method helps preserve smooth color transitions, subtle halation effects, and strong tonal depth.

With ISO 100 sensitivity, ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 performs best in bright environments or controlled lighting conditions. When used at night under artificial light, the film produces dramatic cinematic colors and glowing highlights.

Photographers often use ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 for:

• Night street photography

• Neon-lit urban scenes

• Cinematic portrait photography

• Experimental analog photography

• Creative visual storytelling

Because of its motion picture origins, ECN2 MeMe 100T 135/36 gives photographs a filmic quality that many photographers associate with cinema.

Technical Specifications

Film Type: Tungsten-balanced motion picture film

Format: 135 / 36 exposures

Processing: ECN-2

Speed: ISO 100

Color Balance: Tungsten (100T)

Look: Cinematic tones with smooth grain and halation around highlights

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