The Revue Color 3000 / Revuecolor 3000 is a color negative film. It was distributed by Foto-Quelle in the 1970s. The Nuremberg photo mail-order company offered the pocket film from 1975 to 1978. The color film was probably manufactured by 3M.
The Revue Color 3000 must be exposed in a pocket film camera, of course not only in the Revue cameras. If you have the film in your camera today, you should expect underexposed images. Over the years, the film material loses sensitivity, cloudiness can appear and the grain can become more pronounced. Also, the colors will not be what they used to be.
ISO 80 film is developed in the C-41 process. This development process is offered by most labs, but you should ask beforehand if this film format is developed.
The Revue Color 3000 was only produced as pocket film (110). Alternatively, you can reach for the Lomography Tiger 110* today. The color film delivers solid results and is still fresh to buy.
Technical datasheet
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Development process | C-41 / CN-16 / CNK-4 / AP-70 |