Kodak Ektachrome 160 (ELA-464)

marketed since 1971 until 1982

silent super 8 cartridge

color reversal film

film speed: 160 ASA (23 DIN)

color temperature: 3400º K

film type: A, photo lamp balanced

film width: 8 mm

film length: 15 m (50 feet)

perforation: type S

base: cellulose acetate, safety film

laboratory process: EM-25, ME-4

weight: 60 g

dimensions: 24 x 70 x 75 mm

made in Usa by Eastman Kodak

• Iso 160/23º Photo Lamp (3400º K, without any filter)

• Iso 125/22º Tungsten (3200º K, filter 82A)

• Iso 100/21º Daylight (5900º K, filter 85A)

• Eastman Kodak launched this emulsion in 1971 with the new XL cameras. In 1982 Eastman Kodak discontinued the laboratory process ME-4 and EM-25, and it was replaced by the process EM-26.