Kodak
Kodak Kodacolor 200 Color 135 Negative Roll Film 36 Exposures
Daylight-balanced ISO 200 colour negative film in 135 format with 36 exposures, fine grain and wide latitude for general photography
- Daylight-balanced color for natural outdoor tones
- ISO 200 speed suits bright daylight and indoor flash
- Fine grain structure delivers sharp, detailed negatives
- Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
- C-41 process compatible with standard lab development
Daylight-balanced color negative film
Kodak Kodacolor 200 is a medium-speed 135 format roll rated ISO 200/24 Degree for C-41 processing. It delivers fine grain, high sharpness, rich color saturation and wide exposure latitude. The 36-exposure length suits photographers who want more frames per roll for everyday shooting. New stock arrives sealed in the manufacturer packaging.
Fits standard 35 mm cameras and C-41 workflow
The cartridge loads into any 135 camera body without adapters and processes in common C-41 chemistry at most labs. Wide latitude frees exposure decisions across varied daylight scenes. No batteries or electronic coupling are required, so mechanical and electronic bodies alike accept the roll. Scanning or optical printing follows normal color negative routines.
Consistent color and grain under extended sessions
Sustained shooting across multiple rolls maintains the same fine-grain structure and saturated palette without contrast drift. Latitude absorbs small metering errors frame after frame, keeping highlight detail and shadow separation stable. The emulsion responds predictably to standard development times, so long days of continuous use yield uniform results from first frame to last.
Highlights
- Daylight-balanced color for natural outdoor tones
- ISO 200 speed suits bright daylight and indoor flash
- Fine grain structure delivers sharp, detailed negatives
- Wide exposure latitude forgives metering errors
- C-41 process compatible with standard lab development
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How many frames can I shoot before the roll is finished?
Each roll provides 36 exposures for standard 135 cartridges.
Will the film heat up or make noise during a full day of shooting?
Film is a passive chemical medium; it generates no heat, noise or power draw while loaded.
Which developing chemistry must my lab run for this roll?
The emulsion is designed for the standard C-41 color negative process.
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