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Kodak Gold 200 Color Negative Film 135 36 Exposures #7518251
Daylight-balanced ISO 200 colour negative film in 135 format with 36 exposures, offering fine grain, vibrant saturation and wide exposure latitude for forgiving everyday shooting
- Fine grain and vibrant colors from daylight-balanced ISO 200 emulsion
- 36 exposures per 135 roll give plenty of frames for everyday shooting
- Broad latitude tolerates two stops under and three stops over for forgiving results
- C-41 process works at any standard photo lab for convenient development
- Consistent color reproduction across varied lighting conditions ensures reliable images
Everyday photography with ISO 200
Kodak Gold 200 is a daylight-balanced colour negative film rated at ISO 200/24°. It uses the standard C-41 process and comes in a 135 cartridge with 36 exposures. The emulsion delivers fine grain, vibrant colour saturation and sharp detail for general-purpose shooting. Its wide exposure latitude tolerates up to two stops underexposure and three stops overexposure.
No thermal, noise or power concerns
Film requires no electricity and generates no heat or audible noise during use. There are no batteries, fans or electronic circuits to draw power. Storage temperature affects long-term keeping qualities, but normal handling creates no thermal load. The only energy consumed is the mechanical advance of the camera.
Fits any 35 mm camera body
The 135-format cartridge loads into any camera that accepts 35 mm roll film. No specific mount, battery type or firmware is required. Each roll yields 36 frames, freeing the photographer from frequent reloads during a session. Processing must be done through C-41 chemistry at a lab or home darkroom. The film does not suit users who need instant digital review or ISO speeds far above 200.
Highlights
- Fine grain and vibrant colors from daylight-balanced ISO 200 emulsion
- 36 exposures per 135 roll give plenty of frames for everyday shooting
- Broad latitude tolerates two stops under and three stops over for forgiving results
- C-41 process works at any standard photo lab for convenient development
- Consistent color reproduction across varied lighting conditions ensures reliable images
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I load this 135 film into my camera without tearing the leader?
Open the camera back in subdued light, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, engage the sprocket holes, advance once to confirm engagement, then close the back and wind to frame one.
When will this roll need processing, and what chemicals does it require?
Exposed rolls must be developed in C-41 chemistry; process promptly after shooting to avoid latent-image fade and colour shifts.
How far can I push this ISO 200 film before grain and contrast become unacceptable?
The emulsion tolerates roughly two stops of push processing; beyond that, grain increases sharply and highlight detail compresses.
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