FUJIFILM
FUJIFILM 35mm Color Negative Film 200 ISO 36 Exposures x10 W/Bag
Ten rolls of 35 mm colour negative film, ISO 200, 36 exposures each, supplied in a bag
- Vivid colour reproduction across the full spectrum
- Sharp detail capture from broad forms to fine textures
- Natural skin-tone rendering ideal for portrait work
- Fine grain quality maintains clarity when enlarging images
- ISO 200 versatility suits varied lighting without flash
Fujifilm 35mm ISO 200 Film Pack
This pack contains ten rolls of Fujifilm 35mm colour negative film rated at ISO 200, each delivering 36 exposures. It is designed for photographers who want a reliable, medium-speed emulsion for everyday shooting. The film is supplied in a protective bag for convenient storage and transport.
Suited for daylight and mixed-light work.
The ISO 200 speed handles bright daylight, open shade and well-lit interiors with ease, producing vivid colours, fine grain and natural skin tones. Photographers who regularly shoot fast-moving subjects in dim conditions or who need to push processing several stops should consider a faster emulsion instead.
36 exposures per roll sets the shooting capacity
Every roll in this pack yields exactly 36 frames, so the total quantity of images you can capture before reloading is fixed by that figure. Plan your outings and bulk-loading workflow around this frame count to avoid running out of film at a critical moment.
Highlights
- Vivid colour reproduction across the full spectrum
- Sharp detail capture from broad forms to fine textures
- Natural skin-tone rendering ideal for portrait work
- Fine grain quality maintains clarity when enlarging images
- ISO 200 versatility suits varied lighting without flash
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I load the 35 mm 200 ISO film into my camera without losing the first frame?
Open the back, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, align the perforations with the sprockets, close the door, then advance the lever until the frame counter reads 1 before shooting.
What storage steps keep the ten 36-exposure rolls usable until their expiry date?
Keep the sealed bag in a cool, dry place below 20 °C; refrigerate for long gaps and allow rolls to reach room temperature before opening to avoid condensation.
In bright daylight at ISO 200, which exposure parameter hits its limit first when I stop down for depth of field?
The shutter speed reaches its minimum flash-sync or mechanical limit before the aperture can close further, forcing a neutral-density filter or faster film.
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