Kodak Vision 3 is a color negative film processed with ECN-2 chemistry . Available in 50D and 250D (daylight) and 200T and 500T (luminescent). Key features are excellent highlight tolerance, reduced grain in shadows, and excellent skin and color rendition.


 The biggest difference between Vision 3 and other standard photographic films is its graphite coating, which has multiple uses, including isolating static electricity generated by the film camera during operation, reducing film scratches and reducing film reflections, and acting as a lubricant to enable the film to run in the film camera at 45 cm per second.

 Kodak 5203 50D: This is a slow-speed film. Since its sensitivity is only 50 , it requires higher lighting conditions.
 Kodak 5207 250D: A film suitable for everyday shooting. It has the sensitivity to cope with both dim and bright environments, and has moderate contrast and saturation, which can cope with different shooting styles.
 Kodak 5213 200T: Suitable for shooting under tungsten lighting, it can provide detail and color reproduction in high-contrast scenes at ISO 200, and can provide stable image performance whether shooting indoors or outdoors.
 Kodak 5219 500T: Suitable for shooting in low-light environments. Its high sensitivity allows it to be used in dim scenes to capture the details and colors of the subject.