Kodak Ektachrome 7242 - 16mm Cine Film

This is a set of five original boxes of Kodak Ektachrome 7242 16mm film, each containing a 100 foot (30 metre) roll of tungsten-balanced colour reversal stock rated at 3200K. Collectors and filmmakers value this material for its classic colour rendition and archival interest.

The Collector's Notes

Kodak introduced Ektachrome 7242 as a 16mm tungsten film during the 1970s. It was widely used in professional and educational cinematography before the widespread adoption of video. The stock required ME-4 processing and offered ASA 125 under tungsten light.

Key Features & Specifications

• Type: Colour reversal cine film
• Format: 16mm perforated one edge
• Winding: B
• Length: 100 ft (30 m) per roll
• Balance: Tungsten 3200K
• Speed: ASA 125 / 22 DIN
• Processing: ME-4 (not included)
• Years of Production: 1970s
• Quantity: 5 sealed boxes

Condition Report

The yellow cardboard boxes show typical storage wear including edge scuffs, light surface marks, one box with old tape residue and minor tearing at corners. All boxes remain structurally intact with legible printing. Please study the photographs carefully, as they form part of this description.

What's Included

• Five original Kodak Ektachrome 7242 16mm film boxes

Who Will Love This

Ideal for film archivists, experimental filmmakers, and collectors seeking authentic 1970s Kodak stock for display or reference.

Ships from Cape Town, South Africa, carefully packed. Collectors and international buyers welcome.