The Voigtländer VXG 100 is a color negative film. It was offered by Voigtländer.
The film has a nominal speed of ISO 100. It is designed for color images. The film should be slightly overexposed today. The reason for this is that film loses sensitivity over the years. It should be used in daylight.
The Voigtländer VXG 100 must be processed in the C-41 development process. This development process is standardized. As a result, it is offered by almost all photo labs. The Voigtländer VXG 100 can be handed in for development at Rossmann or DM-Markt, for example. With the appropriate chemistry, it can also be developed at home.
The color film was available for 35 mm cameras. The color negative film is no longer produced today. A possible alternative to the color negative film is the Kodak Ektar 100*. This ISO 100 35mm film provides solid color images. The film is processed after exposure in the C-41 process.
