GAF 64 Color Slide 120 (1978)

GAF (formerly Ansco) offered consumer and professional slide films in the 1960s and 70s, with GAF 64 positioned as a fine-grain daylight film for travel and family photography. By the late 1970s, it had largely disappeared from the market as Kodak and Fuji dominated color reversal. This 1978 roll is both a collector’s piece and an experimental film for anyone curious about authentic 70s slide color.

VINTAGE FILM STOCK DISCLAIMER:

Vintage film stock may show signs of aging, including, loss of sensitivity, color shifts and increased grain, leading to unpredictable results. We test each batch and provide sample images, but outcomes can still vary. No Refunds: Due to the unique and unpredictable nature of vintage film stock, all sales are final. Please read our Vintage Film Disclaimer for full details. By proceeding with your purchase, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to the terms outlined in this disclaimer.

FILM SPECIFICATIONS:

• Film Type: GAF 64 Color Reversal Film (Expired 1978)
  
• Format: 120
  
• Exposure: 1 Roll / 12 Exposures
  
• ISO: Originally rated at 64 (Recommend EI 12–25)
  
• Processing: E-6 (or cross-process C-41 for creative effect)

IMPORTANT DETAILS:

Color dyes likely shifted significantly; expect muted tones or strong casts
Best used for abstract or experimental photography
Severely expired slide film often benefits from 3–4 stops of overexposure
May also be processed as B&W to salvage density