Kodak Portra 160vc 120 exp 08-2008

The Kodak Portra 160VC is a discontinued version of Portra that has become increasingly sought after by film shooters chasing late-90s and early-2000s Kodak color science. The “VC” stands for Vivid Color, meaning this stock was designed to deliver richer saturation and stronger color contrast compared to standard Portra films.

Compared to modern Portra 160, 160VC tends to produce:

• More saturated colors
• Stronger contrast
• Richer reds and greens
• A slightly more punchy commercial/editorial look

It’s a really interesting stock for portraiture, fashion, travel, and anyone wanting a more colorful interpretation of classic Portra rendering without stepping fully into slide-film territory.

Since this roll expired in 08/2008 but was fridge kept, it should still be quite usable depending on your tolerance for expired film variability.

Condition: EXPIRED / FRIDGE STORED
This roll is expired dated 08/2008 and has been stored refrigerated. While fridge storage greatly improves long-term stability, expired film can still produce shifts in color, contrast, grain, or sensitivity.

Many photographers specifically seek out expired Portra VC for these unique rendering characteristics.

Format:

• 120 roll film
• Kodak Portra 160VC
• Expiration: 08/2008

Why this one:

• Discontinued vivid-color Portra variant
• More saturated than modern Portra 160
• Fridge-kept storage history
• Great for experimental and nostalgic color work

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