description Agfacolor Vista 100 Overview
Agfacolor Vista 100 was a consumer color negative film produced by Agfa and rated at ISO 100, processed in the standard C-41 chemistry. Marketed in the early 2000s, it incorporated Agfa's Eye Vision technology, which the company described as offering improved color reproduction and skin tones. Production ended after AgfaPhoto's insolvency in 2005.
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What is the ISO rating of Agfacolor Vista 100?
Agfacolor Vista 100 is a color negative film rated at ISO 100. It was intended as a consumer film and used standard C-41 processing.
Which chemistry is used to process Agfacolor Vista 100?
The film is processed in standard C-41 color-negative chemistry. That made it compatible with ordinary color photofinishing labs that handled C-41 film.
What was Agfa's Eye Vision technology supposed to improve?
Agfa described Eye Vision as improving color reproduction. The technology was part of the film's early-2000s consumer positioning.
Was Agfacolor Vista 100 a black-and-white film?
No, it was a color negative film. Its ISO 100 rating made it a general-purpose daylight-oriented choice for consumer photography.
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