Rendering profile
- Sharpness
- high
Film stock wiki
SantaColor 800
SantaColor 800 is an ISO 800 C41 colour negative film from Optik Oldschool (Finland/Germany), hand-spooled from a US-manufactured emulsion, delivering warm tones and high sharpness.
Key specs
- Brand
- SantaColor
- Model
- 800
- ISO
- 800
- Process
- C41
- Formats
- 135
- Production status
- In production
- Introduced
- 2023
Grain
medium
Contrast
medium-high
Saturation
Unknown
Latitude
Unknown
Technical details
Handling notes
Profile notes
SantaColor 800 is produced and distributed by Optik Oldschool, which acquired the SantaColor brand from Kamerastore (Finland). The film emulsion itself is manufactured in the United States and hand-spooled in Finland. It is a standard C41 colour negative film compatible with all C41 processing. Key characteristics include natural skin tones, warm-punchy colour palette (strong reds, saturated tones), great sharpness, and wide exposure latitude. It is not a motion-picture film and requires no pre-bath remjet removal. Launched commercially in the 2020s. Available via Kamerastore, Optik Oldschool, Analogue Wonderland, Freestyle Photo, and other international retailers.
Aliases
Santa Color 800SantaColor ISO 800
Frequently asked questions
- What process develops SantaColor 800?
- SantaColor 800 is developed in C-41.
- What ISO is SantaColor 800?
- SantaColor 800 is rated at ISO 800.
- What formats does SantaColor 800 come in?
- SantaColor 800 is available in 135.
Cameras to shoot it with
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