The AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100 is a slide film. The 35mm film was touted as the successor to the discontinued Fuji Sensia 100, among others. A main argument for this film is the low price.
The AgfaPhoto CT Precisa 100 is only a brand name under this are used by Lupus Imaging & Media GmbH & Co. KG, which has secured the trademark rights to Agfaphoto. This means that the manufacturer or the film can change. In the beginning there was the original Agfafilm in the box and then there was a slide film from Kodak.
In the meantime there is a film from Japan in the box. The manufacturer is 99% Fujifilm. Exactly which film it is is not officially known. Rumor has it that it is a slide film very similar to the Provia 100F. Also the Fuji Trebi 100c is often talked about, but it is unlikely that it is this one. The only certainty is that it is no longer a genuine Agfafilm.
With normal slide film development in E6, it has a cool color rendition. The development in C-41, cross development, leads to green images, the colors shift to green, and strong contrasts.
It is not available as medium format film. It is sold in packs of 5 rolls each.
At DM in Germany, you can buy it in a double pack.
Sample photos
All sample photos were taken with the Lomo LC-A+.
