Slide film is a type of photographic film that captures images in a format suitable for projection. Unlike traditional negative film, which produces images that appear inverted in color and brightness, slide film creates positive images. This means that when the film is developed, the resulting slides can be viewed directly through a projector or on a light box, showcasing vibrant colors and fine details. Typically, slide film is available in various formats, including 35mm and 120mm. It is often used by photographers who want to create high-quality images for presentations or exhibitions. Popular brands of slide film include Kodak and Fujifilm, known for their rich color reproduction and sharpness.