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Color Negative

Both films develop in standard C-41 chemistry at any lab. One is fresh and modern, the other is a piece of Soviet photographic history.

Svema Color 100Svema 100 Color – Expired 1994
Fresh

Svema Color 100

Color Negative Film

Fresh color negative film for 35mm cameras, produced in Ukraine and developed using the standard C-41 process.

TypeColor C-41 negative
Format35mm / 135, 36 frames
SpeedISO 100
OriginUkraine
PackagingCassette and plastic container
  • Fresh film, produced in Ukraine
  • Standard C-41 development
Thin polyester base (0.10 mm) and no DX code. Not suitable for cameras with automatic film rewind. Open and process in complete darkness.
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Expired 1994

Svema 100 Color – Expired 1994

Original Soviet recipe, Shostka, Ukraine

Expired color negative film in original vintage packaging. Expect shifted colors, reduced saturation and heavier grain – a look that cannot be recreated digitally. Shoot at ISO 10–20.

TypeColor C-41 negative
Format35mm / 135, 36 frames
Rated speedISO 100 (shoot at ISO 10–20)
ProcessingStandard C-41
ConditionExpired 1994 – results vary
  • Original Soviet recipe from Shostka, Ukraine
  • Reusable cassette – top comes off easily
  • Limited quantities
Not suitable for cameras with automatic rewind (thin 0.10 mm base, no DX code). Store in a light-tight bag before and after shooting.
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