The Agfa Vista 100 is a colour negative film. Beside it there were also the Vista 200, 400 and 800.
The Vista 100 is a film for colour photos. The nominal sensitivity of the film is ISO 100. This sensitivity makes it not the best choice for indoor photography, unless you use a flash. It's perfect for a sunny day.
Development of the film
The films are developed in the C-41 process. The development of this type of film is possible in most photo labs. The C-41 process is a standardized development process. Those who wish can also develop the colour film themselves.
Availability and alternatives
The Vista 100 was only offered for 35mm cameras. Normally 36 pictures fit on one film roll. The film cartridge has a DX code. Many cameras can read this code and adjust the film speed automatically.
Freshly produced material is no longer available from the film. The film material in the 35mm range could be replaced by Kodak Gold 200*.
