The Orwo CNS 400 is a color negative film. The film was sold by Orwo. The cartridge contains a film from Konica.
The film has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 400, which is the basis for color images. If you expose it today, you should overexpose it. Since the sensitivity of film material decreases over the years. The film is developed for photos in daylight.
The development of the color film is done in the C-41 process. This development process is standardized. It is offered by almost all photo laboratories. The color film can be dropped off for development at DM-Markt or Rossmann. Those who wish can also develop the color film themselves.Those who wish can also process the analog film themselves.
The Orwo CNS 400 was available for the 35mm format. Today, the color negative film is no longer in production. The Kodak Ultramax 400* is a conceivable replacement to the color negative film It delivers solid color images and has a film speed of ISO 400.The film is processed after exposure in the C-41 process.
