The Ilford Ilfocolor 100 plus is a color negative film. It was offered by Ilford, but manufactured by Ferrania in Italy.
The color negative film has a rated speed of ISO 100, and you can take color pictures with it. If you photograph with it today, you should overexpose it. As the film speed decreases over the years. It should be used in daylight.
The Ilford Ilfocolor 100 plus is developed in the C-41 development process. The C-41 color negative process is standardized. As a result, it is offered by almost all photo labs. The color film can be handed in for development at Rossmann, DM-Markt or an other drug store chain, that offer this service, for example.
There was the color negative film for the 35mm format. The production of the Ilford Ilfocolor 100 plus was terminated. The Kodak Ektar 100* is a conceivable replacement to the color negative film. This ISO 100 35mm film delivers solid color images and is available in a variety of formats. It must be developed in the C-41 process.
