The Svema DS 100 is a color negative film. It was sold by Svema, but produced by Fujifilm in Japan.
The rated speed of the color negative film is ISO 100. It is the basis for color images. The film should be exposed more vividly nowadays. The reason for this is that film loses sensitivity over the years. The film is intended for daylight images.
The Svema DS 100 must be developed using the C-41 process. The C-41 process is standardized. Development is offered by most laboratories. For example, you can take the color film to Rossmann and DM for development. With a little skill and the right chemistry, the film can also be developed by yourself.
The color negative film was made for 35mm cameras for the company from Ukraine. The color negative film is no longer produced. A possible replacement to the color negative film is the Kodak Ektar 100*. This 35mm delivers solid results and is still in production today. The film is processed using the C-41 process.
