Kodak
Kodak Gold 200 Color 135 Negative Roll Film 24 Exposures
Daylight-balanced ISO 200 color negative film with fine grain and wide exposure latitude for 24 exposures
- Daylight-balanced colour for natural outdoor tones
- ISO 200 speed suits everyday shooting conditions
- C-41 process enables standard lab development
- Fine grain and vibrant saturation enhance image detail
- Wide exposure latitude forgives metering mistakes
Everyday Photography Film
KODAK GOLD 200 is a versatile, medium-speed, daylight-balanced color negative film designed for everyday photography. It delivers fine grain, vibrant color saturation and sharp detail with reliable and consistent color reproduction across a range of lighting conditions. Its broad exposure latitude makes it a forgiving choice for both amateur and professional photographers.
Exposure Latitude Reliability
The film tolerates up to two stops of underexposure and three stops of overexposure, providing consistent results under sustained or variable lighting. Rated ISO 200/24 Degree and processed via C-41, it maintains color fidelity and detail retention across extended shooting sessions. This latitude reduces the risk of lost frames when metering conditions shift.
Camera Compatibility Check
Verify your camera accepts 135 format film rolls and supports ISO 200 speed setting or manual override. Ensure you have access to C-41 chemical processing for development after exposure. Confirm the 24-exposure count aligns with your project needs before ordering.
Highlights
- Daylight-balanced colour for natural outdoor tones
- ISO 200 speed suits everyday shooting conditions
- C-41 process enables standard lab development
- Fine grain and vibrant saturation enhance image detail
- Wide exposure latitude forgives metering mistakes
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the ISO 200 speed affect grain and light needs during long shooting sessions?
ISO 200 gives fine grain and works well in daylight; you can shoot two stops under or three stops over without losing usable negatives.
What camera and processing are required to use this 135 roll?
Any 35 mm camera that loads 135 cassettes and a lab or chemistry for C-41 development.
Will this film work in my older manual 35 mm body?
Yes, it fits every camera that takes standard 135 cartridges and needs no electrical coupling.
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