Built for hot climates and long shelf life, and sold mostly outside the US for years. It is a 100-speed color film with punchy saturated color. The research notes it was designed for room-temperature storage.

How it behaves

It likes contrast and strong light. Colors run vivid, closer to Ektar than Portra. The research notes high saturation with accurate skin-tone rendering, wide latitude described by Kodak as especially suitable for underexposure, and good keeping if you develop weeks later. It is 35mm only.

Questions people ask

Is ProImage 100 good for portraits?

Yes, per the research. It was aimed at portrait and social photographers and renders skin tones accurately, despite the high saturation.

Is ProImage 100 good in hot climates?

That is what it was built for. Hot climates and long shelf life, with room-temperature storage by design.

Is ProImage 100 available in 120?

No. 35mm only, sold in single rolls and 5-packs.

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