Perutz Primera 100 is a color negative film. The film was sold under the Perutz brand. The color film was manufactured by Agfa. It is said to be the Agfacolor Vista 100.
The film has a nominal speed of ISO 100, and it is the basis for color pictures. If you photograph with it today, you should overexpose it. The reason for this is that over the years film material loses sensitivity. Optimal results are obtained when shooting in daylight.
The Perutz Primera 100 must be developed in the C-41 process. This development process is standardized. It is part of the program of most photo labs. The Perutz Primera 100 can be given for development e.g. at Rossmann or DM-Markt.
The color negative film was offered for 35 mm cameras. A fresh variant to the color negative film is the Kodak Ektar 100*. This color negative film has a sensitivity of ISO 100 and is for 35mm cameras. The film is processed using the C-41 process.
To ensure that unexposed analog films maintain their image quality over a longer period of time, one must pay attention to the external conditions. A warm climate or humidity can have a negative effect on the film material.
The ideal place to store film is cool, dry, and dark. If you want to store films for many years, you can freeze them in the freezer to preserve the image quality, even if the best-before date has already passed. However, it is important to make sure that the film rolls are packed airtight to avoid moisture.
Exposed films should be developed as soon as possible to avoid possible deterioration of image quality.
Technical datasheet
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| 35mm Format | Yes |
| Development process | C-41 / CN-16 / CNK-4 / AP-70 |