This is an interesting vintage batch of Imation film, which was an offshoot of the Scotch / 3M brand. I believe it was all made by the Ferrania / Imation factory in Weatherford, Oklahoma before it shut down. One of the last American film makers other than Kodak.


This batch expired 3/2001 but is still giving some very nice results as you can see.  See more results from this film here!

If you're interested in the 3M / Scotch / Ferrania aspect of this film and the plant in which it was made, you can read a long but very interesting APUG conversation on it HERE. There is some very valid input from people who actually worked at the plant near the end of the discussion.

You can also see more pictures shot with this unique film in the:
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Here's your chance to try out this rarely seen film. I'm making a very limited number of rolls available for your experimenting pleasure. 

    I'm keeping these rolls inexpensive by sticking on an artsy label I've made just so you know what's inside. These are NOT bulk loaded so you should get the full 12 exposures if not more. However, this is not a stock product from Imation and I am not proporting to represent that fine company in any manner.

My examples were all developed at local photo labs as normal C-41 color film.