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Kodak color films

It is possible to easily distinguish between the types of color films produced by Kodak factories if we know the meaning of each of the sections that bear the names of these films (1). Among what Kodak factories produce are the following color films:

Kodachrome Ektachrome Kodacolor Ektacolor The following shows the meaning of each of the syllables that make up the previous nouns:

(a) The first sections:

KODA The presence of this clip indicates that if this film is of the reversal type such as Kodachrome - it requires returning it to its makers after filming so that they carry out operations to display it with their knowledge, as its sensitive layers are free from “color problems”, but they are added to the film within the materials that make up the appearance solution. But if the film is a negative such as Kodacolor, it is recommended that it be shown in one of the laboratories approved by Kodak.

EKTA This section indicates that it is one of the films that .

can be used by its user

By conducting operations to show it himself, it includes “color problems” within its three sensitive layers

(b) the last stanzas:

- CHROME The presence of this clip indicates that the film is of the reversal type, which results - immediately after showing it - positive films. - COLOR The presence of this clip indicates that the film is not a reversal type, as it may produce a negative image or a positive image according to the way it is used. For example, Kodacolor negative film is used to obtain colored negatives, to be printed on Kodacolor paper, or to be printed on Kodacolor print. film to obtain positive color images from any of them. Kodacolor Prints

(1)

Kodak-Color as Seen and Photographed, p.31