Rendering profile
- Sharpness
- high
- Tags
- daylight, cine, vintage, discontinued
- Best use cases
- exterior cinematography, studio daylight setups, archival motion picture use
Kodak 5294 (Vision E100D) is a discontinued ISO 100 daylight-balanced ECN-2 colour negative cine film, originally introduced for motion picture use requiring fine grain and accurate daylight rendering. It was discontinued in the early 2000s as the Vision2 and Vision3 families superseded it.
Key specs
Grain
fine
Contrast
medium
Saturation
Unknown
Latitude
moderate
Kodak Vision E100D (stock code 5294) was a daylight-balanced, ISO 100 colour negative motion picture film designed for ECN-2 processing. As part of the original Kodak Vision line, it delivered fine grain, high sharpness, and natural daylight colour rendition — targeted at cinematographers needing a slow, clean stock for well-lit exteriors and studio work with daylight-balanced lighting. The 'E' designation indicated Enhanced colour performance versus prior-generation stocks. It featured Kodak's T-grain emulsion technology and the standard remjet anti-halation backing. With the arrival of Vision2 5201 (50D) and Vision3 5203 (50D), the 5294 was phased out; it is generally considered discontinued as of the mid-2000s. Surviving rolls occasionally appear on the second-hand market and require ECN-2 processing (remjet removal first). Because of its age, colour shifts and base fog are common on expired stocks.
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