The Revue DIA 100 is a slide film. It was sold on the market by Foto-Quelle. The film was offered from 1985 to 1990. The cartridge contained the Agfachrome CT100.
The slide film has a nominal sensitivity of ISO 100 and can be used to take color pictures. If you photograph with it today, you should overexpose it. The reason for this is that film material loses sensitivity over time. The film is designed for daylight photography.
After development, you get back classic color slides. These can then be scanned or projected. Slide film was offered for 35 mm cameras. The slide film is no longer produced.
A possible replacement to the slide film is the Kodak Ektachrome E100G *. This 35mm provides solid results and is still offered and manufactured today. The film is processed using the E6 process.
