KODAK EKTACHROME: SUPER-8 FOR THE 21st CENTURY.

This 2018 is historical, in the world of argentic photo technology, since Kodak presents in the world market the first reversal colour emulsion developed in the 21st century: the all-new Kodak Ektachrome 100. One of the Trojan horses for its introduction is the Super-8 format, invented by Kodak itself in 1965, although the new Ektachrome will be also available, initially, as 16 mm film and 35 mm slides too. The reversal emulsion is one that, once processed, becomes a unique positive for its editing, its direct projection or its scanning.

The fact that the new Ektachrome emulsion is presented in Super-8 causes international astonishment, even in the general press, because many thought that the Super-8 no longer existed; there are young creators who never got to know.  

The Super-8 Ektachrome in the digital era, is it a creative alternative? Can you make money with the Super-8? Can Kodak recover the millions of euros invested in the development? The answer to all the questions very soon in the German magazine Photo Klassic.