Revue HCR plus 400

The Revue HCR plus 400 is a color negative film. It was sold on the market by Foto-Quelle. The cartridge probably contained the Agfa Vista.

The rated speed of the film is given as ISO 400. It is designed for color images. The film should be exposed more strongly nowadays. The reason for this is that film material loses sensitivity over time. The film is designed for daylight shooting.

Development of the Revue HCR plus 400

The Revue HCR plus 400 is developed using the C-41 development process. The C-41 process is a standardized development process. Development in the photo lab is therefore easily possible. The Revue HCR plus 400 can be handed in for development at Rossmann or DM-Markt, for example.

Formats & Alternatives

The Revue HCR plus 400 was available for the 35mm format. The production of the color negative film was discontinued. Today, you can reach for the Kodak Ultramax 400* as an alternative, for example. It has a sensitivity of ISO 400 and is produced for 35mm cameras. The film is processed using the C-41 process.

Storage

When storing unexposed analog film, it is important to consider external conditions to preserve image quality. A warm climate or humidity can negatively affect the quality of the film stock.

The ideal place to store film is dry, dark, and cool. If you want to store film for many years, you can freeze it in the freezer to preserve photo quality, even if the best-before date has passed. However, it is important to pack the film rolls airtight to avoid moisture.

It is advisable to have exposed films developed as soon as possible to prevent possible deterioration of the image quality.