Kodak Pro 100 PRN

[thenikonknight]

I stumbled across some Kodak Pro 100 PRN film. Could someone point me in the right direction as far as development for this? Can it be developed in Rodinal? I am looking for developing / fixing times, etc. Also, is a stop bath or wetting agent required when developing this film? BTW - Is this film still being produced?
Thank you for your input.

 

[dbonamo]

According to the attached Kodak Document it is discontinued some time ago.

 

[Tim Gray]

It also looks like it was a color film.

 

[RPC]

It is color film and should say C-41 process on it. It has been discontinued and may be expired. I believe it was replaced by 160 VC.

 

[c6h6o3]

Those Pro Series films were the best ones Kodak ever produced, especially the tungsten balanced one, PRT. I liked them a lot more than Portra.

 

[Tim Gray]

Just curious, why did you like them so much more than Portra?

 

[c6h6o3]

Longer scale, warmer color balance. PRT had a contrast range as wide as TMax.

 

[thenikonknight]

It is color film and should say C-41 process on it. It has been discontinued and may be expired. I believe it was replaced by 160 VC.

The single roll with white plastic packaging is just stamped, "PRN 120, Pro 100...ISO 100".
I got a few free rolls back when I was in a photography student and they gave these away during a workshop.

Thank you for identifying that film.