Analog Archive
A high-speed tungsten-balanced film famous for its cinematic red halation around highlights. Designed for low-light photography and neon-lit scenes.
Known for having the finest grain of any color negative film. Offers high saturation and ultra-vivid colors, making it ideal for nature, travel, and commercial photography.
A popular consumer film known for its warm tones, high sharpness, and fine grain. Captures golden hour light beautifully.
A rare, discontinued film stock that offers soft, pastel tones and a nostalgic feel. Often exhibits unique color shifts due to expiration.
The second iteration of Harman's experimental color film. refined for better latitude and color accuracy while retaining its unique character.
A precursor to the Vision3 line, offering a slightly more vintage look with softer contrast and grain structure compared to modern stocks. Known for its specific color rendering under tungsten light.
A medium-speed daylight-balanced motion picture film. Offers fine grain, natural skin tones, and excellent highlight retention in bright conditions.
The world's best-selling motion picture film. A high-speed tungsten-balanced film with exceptional latitude, fine grain structure, and cinematic teal-orange color rendering.
A color negative film with a distinct vintage look, characterized by its desaturated colors and prominent grain, inspired by Agfa stocks.
A unique color film stock produced by ORWO, known for its distinct desaturated greens and moody, cinematic aesthetic reminiscent of 1960s European films.