Used this film on holiday in Barbados, captured the colours and the feeling of the holidays amazingly! Worked well even in lowish light, shot at 100 ISO

As a beginner to film I had an idea of what I wanted to achieve but was nervous as to whether I would be able to achieve it. That's still a work in progress bu the Silberra Color 100 film had given me a fantastic start. It has beautfiul rich colours and is pretty easy to wortk with. I would definitely recommend to beginners and experts alike. It's a really lovely look.

Wasn't too pleased with the roll I shot but that wasn't down to the film. Wasn't really sure how to use the film but it can give very nice greens and reds and managed pretty well in a couple of the low light shots I attempted.

I used this film back in September whilst watching the sunset with family, and I haven't done much of low natural light photography before, so it was an all round experiment for me as I hadn't used the film before either. But I was more than happy with the results, I got some beautiful family portraits and great landscapes, and the colour results of the film are so natural looking and soft, with a nice amount of grain. I would definitely use this film again.

This film reminds me of the discontinued Svema Color 125 film which I really enjoyed. It's not as highly stylized though but has a more subtle feel to it. It has a noticeable magenta/dirty pink tint, which in certain conditions can give almost sepia-like feel to the pictures. It also renders greens a bit towards cyans (or at least it was my impression). Quite a high grain for a 100 ISO film but like the colour cast, it's part of it's charm. Sadly, it is not available anymore...