Professional ISO 100 color negative film designed for portrait and social photography.
Process
C-41
Catalog formats
35mm
Generation
Not established in this record
DOCUMENTS
Historical technical sheet
STOCK RELATIONSHIP
No relationship recorded
RESOLUTION
Resolution unavailable
DOCUMENTS & EDITIONS
Original Technical Sheets
Manufacturer-authored July 1997 sheet retrieved from a third-party archive. Historical guidance; does not prove the present coating is unchanged. No MTF or numeric resolving-power specification located.
historical manufacturer sheet • 4 PAGES
KODAK PROFESSIONAL PRO IMAGE 100 Film Technical Data (historical mirror)
Resolution content: no spatial resolution input. Grain information and exposure/spectral/density curves do not supply a spatial-frequency input.
Eastman Kodak Company · Checked 2026-10-02. Hosting: third-party-mirror.
The title retains the document edition where identified. Research check dates are not publication dates. Consult the PDF for printed revision and process conditions.
Kodak confirms existing-stock sub-brand status. First-hand controlled comparison reports slight differences from Pro Image; observed 100-8 signing is a clue, not a complete identity crosswalk.
Still needed: Obtain a brand-issued exact product/coating crosswalk or inspect a documented, dated retail roll and base-stock control.
A solid connection establishes the stated relationship, such as a respool or family variant. It does not establish unchanged resolution, processing or coating generation. Dashed connections retain the identity uncertainty.
Results below use a 36 × 24 mm image area and ideal two-sample spatial sampling. Approximate graph readings retain their source process; a color-layer envelope is not an uncertainty interval.
No product-specific spatial-resolution input is established here. ISO, visible grain and sensitometric curves cannot fill this gap.
Manufacturer-authored July 1997 sheet retrieved from a third-party archive. Historical guidance; does not prove the present coating is unchanged. No MTF or numeric resolving-power specification located.
Historical editions, coating revisions, development and retail batches retain their own scope. Research supplements do not change the main color-film catalog.