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Svema 100 Color – Expired 1994
Original Soviet recipe from Shostka, Ukraine
35mm only
Overview
Expired color negative film in original vintage packaging, made to the original Soviet recipe from Shostka, Ukraine. Expired in 1994 – shoot at ISO 10–20.
Expect shifted colors, reduced saturation or increased grain – a look that cannot be recreated digitally.
TypeColor C-41, negative
Format135 / 35mm
Film speedISO 100 (shoot at ISO 10–20)
Number of frames36
Key characteristics
- Original Soviet recipe from Shostka, Ukraine
- Expired in 1994 – shoot at ISO 10–20
- Reusable cassette – the top comes off easily
- Standard C-41 processing
Specifications
| Type | Color C-41, negative |
|---|---|
| Format | 135 / 35mm |
| Film speed | ISO 100 (shoot at ISO 10–20) |
| Number of frames | 36 |
| Processing | Standard C-41 process |
| Condition | Expired 1994 – results may vary |
Handling notes
- Not suitable for automatic rewind cameras: the polyester backing is thin (0.10 mm / 0.004") and there is no DX code.
- Load and unload under subdued light. Store in a dark camera bag before and after shooting.
- If storing film in the fridge, freezer or on a home shelf, store in a light-tight bag as well.
- Opening and processing should be done in complete darkness.
- Reusable cassette: the top comes off easily. Always shake the film out of the canister or camera – never pull it out.
- This film is expired. Results may vary: some color shifts, reduced saturation or increased grain may occur.
Sample images
Photos by Champ Camera
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