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KODAK Gold 200 ISO 135-36 Single Film
Description: Capture your memories with vibrant and accurate colors using KODAK Gold 200 Film. Designed for both amateurs and professionals, this 200-speed film offers an exceptional combination of color saturation, accuracy, and sharpness. Perfect for shooting under general lighting conditions, it delivers stunning results with every shot.
Features:
- ISO 200 Speed: Ideal for everyday photography, delivering balanced results in various lighting situations.
- Color Accuracy: Produces natural, true-to-life colors with excellent saturation.
- Sharpness: Provides clear, sharp images, ensuring that your photos stand out with crisp detail.
- Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of photographic applications, from portraits to landscapes.
- Pack Details: 135-36 single roll of film, offering 36 exposures per roll.
Specifications:
- Film Type: Color negative film
- ISO Speed: 200
- Format: 135 (35mm)
- Exposures: 36
Whether you are capturing everyday moments or special occasions, KODAK Gold 200 ISO 135-36 Film ensures your photos are rich in color and detail.
| Use Case | Rating (Good/Bad) | Advice |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor Daylight Photography | Good | This film performs excellently in bright daylight, capturing vibrant colors and sharp details. |
| Indoor Photography | Good with Flash | Use a flash to ensure adequate lighting, as this film may struggle in low-light indoor settings. |
| Low Light/Night Photography | Bad | Consider using a higher ISO film like KODAK 400 or 800 for better performance in low light. |
| Portrait Photography | Good | Produces natural skin tones and vibrant colors, ideal for capturing portraits with accurate color. |
| Landscape Photography | Good | Captures stunning colors and fine details, making it perfect for landscape shots in good lighting. |
| Action/Sports Photography | Bad | The ISO 200 speed may not be fast enough to freeze motion; consider a higher ISO film for fast-moving subjects. |
| Travel Photography | Good | Versatile and reliable for various lighting conditions encountered during travel. |
| Studio Photography | Good | Can be used effectively with controlled lighting setups in a studio environment. |
Additional Tips:
- Do not open the film canister: Opening the film canister while the film is exposed to light will ruin the film and all the photos on it.
- Store film properly: Keep the film in a cool, dry place to maintain its quality. Avoid exposing it to heat or humidity.
- Develop promptly: Develop the film soon after shooting to preserve the quality of the images and prevent degradation.
- Avoid direct sunlight: When taking photos, avoid pointing the camera directly into the sun to prevent lens flare and overexposure.
- Use a tripod: For low-light situations or when using slow shutter speeds, a tripod can help prevent camera shake and blurry images.




















































































