Kodak 7246.  Vision 250D.

Purchased last year for a feature and never used.  Kept well refrigerated.  Still sealed.

Daylight or Mixed Light without Compromise. Shooting in daylight has often involved compromise. You'd start with a tungsten-balanced film and add filtration. It was not the most direct approach, but the images it produced were more pleasing and more predictable. They intercut better with those from other film stocks. Now there's a more direct route to capturing great images in daylight or mixed light. Without the tradeoffs you've had to make in the past. And with color reproduction consistent with the family of Kodak motion picture films. Because now there is KODAK VISION 250D Color Negative Film & a giant leap forward in film balanced for daylight. This remarkable medium-speed product has grain structure and sharpness you associate with slower speed stocks. Plus, it has all the color, contrast, and latitude you've come to expect from Kodak products. Rich black shadows. Clean white highlights. Excellent flesh-to-neutral reproduction. And, it intercuts beautifully with other Kodak color negative motion picture films.

(Discontinued, filmmaking, 35mm, super 8mm, HiDef, Bolex, arri, movie)