The Flic Film Cine Colour 250D is a color negative film. The film is distributed by Flic Film from Canada. The film material is produced by Kodak. In 2024, you will pay around 9.50 euros for a roll online.
Background to the brand
Flic Film is a small company based in Longview, Alberta, Canada. It specializes in the assembly and distribution of film material. The Flic Film Cine Colour 250D is one of their best-known products.
Information and areas of application
The Flic Film Cine Colour 250D is a 35mm film with 36 exposures. It is based on the Kodak VISION3 250D, a film that was originally developed for use in cinema film cameras.
Due to its properties, the film is particularly suitable for shooting in daylight and offers a wide exposure tolerance and high color fidelity. It is often used for artistic photography, portraits and landscape photography.
Formats and cameras
The Flic Film Cine Colour 250D is available in 35mm format and can be used in most analog cameras that support this format. Around 36 images fit on one roll with most photo cameras.
Development process and digitization
The Flic Film Cine Colour 250D requires a special development process called ECN-2. Although it is possible to develop the film using the C-41 process, the Remjet layer must be removed beforehand to achieve the best result. After development, the negatives can be digitized for further processing or sharing.
Storage of the film material
As with all films, American colour film should be stored in a cool, dry place to maintain its quality. Direct sunlight and high temperatures should be avoided.
