Kodak 6031470 Color Plus 200 135/36 Film

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The results were good but negatives were much redder than the usual dull orange making filtration for printing tricky in darkroom days.

To enquire about selling or part exchanging any items, please complete our online form and ensure you select 'Selling / Part Exchange' within the enquiry type dropdown. Generally the film delivers very acceptable results, adequate for all but the most demanding of applications. In our never-ending quest to bring new shooters into the world of film photography, we’re creating a series of fast and simple film reviews that can be read in about two minutes.

A comparison I made with both films shot on the same sunny day and processed and scanned at the same lab, delivered results (from Olympus OM (50mm lens)) that were virtually indistinguishable, unless pixel peeping. In my 60 or so years of serious involvement in photography I have seen the demise of the viewfinder, the rise of the SLR and the eclipse of them all with the meteoric development of the digital camera. For a small investment per roll you will get great colour reproduction, a forgiving exposure range, and good detail. When it comes to cloudy days, I find that Colorplus 200 gives images that look like they were made in such conditions. Being an ISO 200 speed film, it offers really fine grain and natural looking results under mixed daylight conditions.

Field of view (FOV) refers to the width of the area visible through the binoculars at a specified distance.We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. Kodak Color Plus 200 Film is a low-speed 35mm color negative film that offer an outstanding combination of natural color saturation, fine grain, high sharpness and wide exposure latitude. Better color fidelity than Gold 200 – again, when C41 processed – which always turns out garishly yellow to my eyes.