Affordable slide film?! Introducing FlicFilm's Chrome 100, an Ektachrome for the masses.

On this episode we travel all the way from Brooklyn to Alberta, Canada, where we visit FlicFilm founder Dave Marshall, who is introducing an affordable slide film to the world. FlicFilm's Chrome 100 is respooled Kodak Ektachrome 100D cinema film, and thanks to Flic's ingenious operation, that film is now available in 35mm canisters for all to enjoy at a significantly lower price point.
In this episode we discuss the creation of Chrome 100, dole out some tips on shooting with slide film, and enjoy the sights of a beautiful Calgary town through the emulsion of Ektachrome.
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[@Lets-Take-Pictures]

I’m a pretty positive person. “Let it slide,” I often say. But in the interests of transparency, I don’t think I’m projecting when I say, Ben and Dave are nobody’s spools. I think this film will bring a big reversal of all the negativity we often see. Looking forward to see how this develops! And then how it develops a second time, and what gets fixed.

[@erichartke4331]

Flic Film is the best they are doing so much for the film community. As I require new chemicals I buy their products and I recently got some of the Elektra 100.

[@marcmarti3121]

Nice to see some stereo slides in RBT mounts. Exactly how I use this film :)

[@marike1100]

Beautiful images, great looking chromes. Long live Presspan! But Dave’s F6 with the tilt shift lens, oh boy. Nice!

[@nobantahir]

I was about to buy some today so I'm glad I found this (:

[@MikeyMopar]

Here I am thinking it's a bit expensive comparing it to 120 slide film until I did the math - 36 exp vs 12 exp. Definitely a good price. I'll have to order up a roll or two and dust off a 35mm camera. Nice offering Mr. Marshall. And how can I not support someone wearing such a fine t-shirt as you! Thanks for the vid/info BFC.

[@neuravibe]

Love the vids, keep it up lads!

[@MrConna6]

Wooh, love a flic film episode!

[@v-g-z3689]

I highly appreciate this film being on the market, we need more slide films anyway. However with 20 bucks per roll, this is still way out of my range... unfortunately!

[@jiving0078]

make it in 120!

[@cryptobyt2403]

In my country e6 dev and scan are very expensive. 10 bucks for 1 roll. Compared to c41 3 bucks and even local homebrew 7 for 3 roll bw/c41/ecn

[@zenzeleluckymtshali8433]

good morning

[@nestorarranz3179]

That marc rebillet cameo out of nowhere

[@22fret]

Just bought 2 rolls of it. Let's see what 's gonna come out of it...

[@bobselektor]

Is it available in EU too?

[@BetamaxFlippy]

Where I am it costs as much if not more than branded ektachrome

[@ralphstark9961]

It was kismet or you guys to work together. Ghost Busters was shot there and NYC.

[@filipecostapt6427]

The price of this film goes to show how either Kodak is totally overpricing their film or there are too many steps between Kodak Rochester and the consumers.

[@eatenbyopium]

$15 a roll extremely "affordable"

[@Zetaphotography]

I don’t see where 75% the cost of Ektakhrome unless you over priced the Kodak. Kodak is only $18. Marketing scams