Atlanta Film Co has announced the Euphoric 100 35mm film, inspired by television’s Euphoria and rolled from motion picture Eastman Kodak Color Reversal Film. The film should be taken at ISO 100 in daylight (5500K) and ISO 25 with an 80A daylight balancing filter under tungsten illumination (3200K), according to the US-based company’s recommendations.

“Euphoric is a medium-speed color reversal film, offering saturated colors while maintaining neutral skin tones,” writes the company in a press release.

Eastman Kodak Ektachrome Color Reversal Film, a motion picture film used in the television series Euphoria, is the source of the 36-exposure film. The Emmy-winning television program served as a source of inspiration for Atlanta Film Co., who even named the movie after it.

“Cinematographers like Marcell Rév creatively used Eastman Kodak Color Reversal 5294 in Season two of Euphoria,” the company says. “Inspired by this captivating series while maintaining the same chemical process and similar scanning techniques Atlanta Film Co, partnered with Dunwoody Photo, and utilizing Kodak Film Lab Atlanta processing services, can now provide a similar look as Season 2 of Euphoria for stills photography.”

According to Atlanta Film Co, euphoric 100 should be processed using E-6 to produce a good image. The film will develop as a negative with improved grain and contrast when it is cross-processed in ECN-2. The image produced by the ECN-2 technique will be more vivid and contrast-heavy.

“Upon scanning, the resulting image will yield a green tone that may be corrected in the following color grading step,” the 35mm firm says.

Customers can request E-6 and ECN-2 cross-processing options from Atlanta Film Co when paying for their product, along with corrected scans, for an extra fee.

Here are some sample pictures: