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Slide film

Kodak Ektachrome 100,
on your photo

The frame as it came off the card: a woman resting in hard sun on a pale blue towel
A woman resting in hard sun against a pale blue lounger, as an Ektachrome 100 slide: clean whites and high contrast, the colour straight off the film with no paper behind it

Slide film, developed straight to a positive with no printing stage. Clean whites and high contrast. Open a photo and it comes back as an Ektachrome 100 slide, grain and all. Free in your browser. Nothing uploads.

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It opens on Ektachrome 100. Or drop a photo anywhere on this page.

Printed on
Nothing. A slide is its own positive
Grain
Fine, and the high contrast makes it easy to see
Save
JPEG or PNG, full size, free

No paper, the film is the picture

The same frame as it came off the card, and as an Ektachrome 100 slide. Ektachrome 100 is a reversal film for stills. Its grain is fine, and the high contrast makes it easy to see. Velvia 100, the other slide film here, pushes colour hard. Ektachrome 100 pushes it less. In the tool, hold V or the compare button to see your own photo both ways.

The frame as it came off the card
As shot
The same frame as an Ektachrome 100 slide
Ektachrome 100

Every Ektachrome 100 slide on this page is made by the simulation from published measurement data, and its grain is set by eye. The curves are measured profiles by Andrea Volpato, from the open spektrafilm project. They are used unmodified, under CC BY-SA 4.0, and the credits page carries the full list.

Questions

Why is there no paper?

A slide is its own picture. The film is developed straight to a positive with no printing stage, so there is no paper to pick behind it.

Can I turn the grain down?

There is no grain slider. Ektachrome 100's grain is fine, and its high contrast makes it easy to see. Pick another film in the tool to change it.

How is it different from Velvia 100?

Both are slide films with no printing stage. Velvia 100 is the most saturated film here, with steep contrast and deep shadows. Ektachrome 100 keeps clean whites and high contrast, and pushes colour less.

Can I try another film on the same photo?

Yes. The film list in the tool swaps it for any of the other ten.

Does my photo get uploaded?

No. The browser reads the file from your computer, does all the work on your own device, and writes a new file back. Nothing is posted anywhere, and your original is never changed.

Ektachrome 100,
on your photo.

Open a photo and it comes back as a slide. Free, in your browser, and nothing uploads.

Try it on our photo