The Imation Color HP 100 is a color negative film. The sensitivity of the amateur film is specified as ISO 100. The 35mm color film is developed in the C-41 process.
The production of the Imation Color HP 100 was discontinued. The film stock was probably manufactured by Ferrania in Italy.
Imation was incorporated as a division of 3M (a multi-technology corporation from the U.S.; Post-it, Scotch); the film division was later sold to Kodak.
Availability and alternatives
The Imation Color HP 100 was manufactured in 35mm format only. One roll of film could take 36 pictures. Production of the film stock was discontinued. For 35mm cameras today, you could reach for the Kodak Gold 200* as an alternative.
