Karmir 160

A slow color negative film from a small label. Soft colors, fine grain, easygoing look.

How it behaves

Treat it like any 160 speed color negative. It is a good daylight stock. Buy from a shop you trust since small brands vary batch to batch. The research describes bright saturated colors with warm reds, cool highlights, and warm shadows, and standout blues and greens. Load the camera in subdued light. More exposure keeps grain smooth. Underexposure makes it rougher.

Questions people ask

Is Karmir 160 good for travel?

Yes. Travel and street with a distinctive color signature are listed as best uses. Portraits and bright everyday scenes are also listed.

How reliable is the data on Karmir 160?

Thin. The available ratings are approximate, based on seller descriptions only, with no manufacturer datasheet. That is why this page runs no ratings.

What speed should you shoot Karmir 160 at?

Box speed is 160. Sellers claim usable exposure from ISO 50 to 800 for different looks. More exposure keeps grain smooth.