Kodak Ektar 1980s 35mm Film Tribute 15oz Black Mug

Kodak Ektar 25, introduced in the late 1980s, was a color negative film that earned a legendary reputation for its ultra-fine grain and exceptional sharpness. With an ISO rating of just 25, it was incredibly slow by modern standards, but that slowness allowed for an incredibly high level of detail and color fidelity. It was marketed as having the finest grain of any color negative film ever made at the time: a claim that still holds up in the minds of many analog purists. Ektar 25 was especially prized by landscape photographers, studio shooters, and commercial photographers who demanded precision and clarity. Its slow speed made it less suitable for handheld or low-light shooting, but when used with a tripod and good lighting, it delivered near slide-film quality with the dynamic range and flexibility of a negative. The colors were rich but natural, not overly saturated, with beautiful blues and deep reds, making it ideal for nature scenes, product photography, and detailed still life