The Reflx Lab 100 is a color negative film. It is sold under the Reflx Lab brand, but the production of the product is not the responsibility of the company.
The film material is produced by the Kodak company. There the film is available as Kodak Vision3 50D 5203. A film for cinema film production. By removing the Rem-Jet layer, which is normally used to protect the film material during production, it is also easy to use for photographers and can be processed in the C-41 process.
The Reflx Lab 100 is a color negative film that is characterized by its fine grain and low noise. It is particularly suitable for shooting in daylight and is often used in creative photography.
The film is designed for ISO 100 and is therefore ideal for shooting in daylight. Due to its properties, it is often used in creative photography to achieve special moods and effects.
Film formats
The Reflx Lab 100 is only available in 35mm format with 36 exposures. In 2024, you will pay around 12 euros for a roll online.
The film can be used in all analog cameras that support the 35mm format. This includes both older models and modern cameras that have been specially developed for analog photography.
Development process and digitization of the negatives
The Reflx Lab 100 is developed using the C-41 process, a common process for color negative films. Development can be carried out both in a professional photo lab and at home, provided the appropriate equipment and chemicals are available. After development, the negatives can either be exposed directly as prints on photo paper or digitized using a scanner.
Storage of film material
Unopened films should be stored in a cool, dry place to maintain the quality of the film material. After exposure, the films should be developed as soon as possible to ensure optimal image quality. Developed negatives should also be stored in a cool, dry place to protect them from damage and color changes.
