Film Fridays: A closer look at Konica Centuria Chrome, a film stock you've probably never used

An example of a photo shot with Konica Centuria Chrome 100. Photo: Stephen Dowling Back in the day, Konica was one of the only Japanese manufacturers to produce both film and cameras. They first started in the 1960s, offering a small selection of B&W and color films, and experimented through the rest of the century with a wide variety of offerings. By 1999, the brand unveiled what would ultimately be its final film stock(s) in the form of Konica Centuria Chrome, which was available in ISOs rangi...