Marix Color Reversal 100D

The Marix Color Reversal 100D is a slide film that brings the world of analog photography to life. The film is produced under the Marix brand by the Osaka-based Cloudoc Corporation. The film material is not produced in Japan. The country of manufacture is stated on the packaging as USA. In this case, Kodak is a very obvious manufacturer.

With a light sensitivity of ISO 100, it is versatile and suitable for shooting in daylight as well as in controlled studio conditions. To ensure the quality of the film material, the manufacturer recommends storing it in a cool and dry place. After exposure, the film should be developed promptly to achieve optimal image quality.

The Marix Color Reversal 100D is developed using the E6 process, a standard process for color slide films. Numerous photo laboratories in Germany offer this service so that you can easily scan or project your developed slides. Of course you can also view the slides using a suitable projector.

Film formats

The film is available in 35mm format and delivers 36 exposures per roll. Please note, however, that the film cartridge does not have DX coding, which can limit the functionality of modern cameras. However, there are a variety of 35mm cameras that are suitable for this film, including models from renowned manufacturers such as Nikon, Lomo and Yashica.

You usually pay 3,500 yen for a roll of film in Japan.

Areas of application

Thanks to its versatility and impressive image quality, the Marix Color Reversal 100D is suitable for a wide range of applications. It is ideal for landscape photography, portraits, street photography and still life. It also offers exciting opportunities for artistic projects and experimental photography. The film’s vivid colors and high sharpness allow photographers to express their creative visions in unique ways.