Kodak Vericolor II
Kodak

Kodak Vericolor II

ISO 100 color fine all levels
expired stock
A professional ISO 100 color negative film from Kodak, the Vericolor II (NPS) line. Launched in 1974 as an improvement on the original Vericolor emulsion. Fine grain, excellent color reproduction thanks to Kodak's proprietary color-coupler technology. A professional reference for fashion and commercial work in the 1970s-80s, a direct ancestor of the Portra line.
Atouts
+ Precise color reproduction — Kodak couplers
+ Fine grain for its era
+ A direct ancestor of the Portra
Limites
Discontinued since 1983 — very old stock
Very rare
Vericolor II (NPS for daylight and NPL for tungsten variants) laid the groundwork for what would decades later become the Portra line. The NPL ISO 100 version would later become the Ektacolor Pro Gold 100T, then the Portra 100T — a direct genealogical line spanning fifty years of Kodak history.
Caractéristiques techniques
Grain
fine
Contraste
medium
Latitude
+2/-1
Popularité
Rare
Format 120
Non disponible
Nombre de poses
36 poses
Base du film
Acetate
Sensibilité spectrale
Panchromatic color
Conservation
refrigerator (older stock)
Péremption typique
expired film — past its date
Développement maison
yes — intermediate
Niveau recommandé
all levels
ProcessC-41
RévélateursKit C-41 standard
Temps / température38°C — 3min30 standard C-41
Usage recommandéportrait, fashion, commercial, studio
Revendeurs FranceExpired stock — eBay, collectionneurs