Kodak Gold 200 35mm Film 24 Exposures
35 mm colour negative film rated ISO 200, giving 24 exposures with wide latitude and accurate colour in daylight, flash, or tungsten light with filters
- Product typeAccessory
- 24 exposures per roll for extended shooting sessions
- ISO 200 sensitivity suits daylight and flash photography
- 35 mm format fits standard film cameras
- Wide exposure latitude from two stops under to three stops over
- Compatible with 3200 K tungsten and 3400 K photolamp lighting with filters
Kodak Gold 200 35mm Film
Kodak Gold 200 is a 35mm colour negative film rated at ISO 200. Each roll provides 24 exposures for everyday photography. It suits photographers who want reliable colour saturation and sharpness in general lighting. The film works in daylight, with flash, or indoors under tungsten and photolamp sources with filters.
For casual shooters and film learners
This roll fits 35mm cameras and covers daylight, flash and filtered tungsten scenes. It does not suit medium-format cameras, cartridge formats or digital sensors. Photographers needing slide film, black-and-white stock or higher ISO speeds should choose a different emulsion.
ISO 200 speed and 24 exposures
The ISO 200 rating balances fine grain with enough sensitivity for indoor and low-light work without flash. Wide exposure latitude from two stops under to three stops over adds flexibility. The 24-exposure length decides how many frames you get per roll.
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- Price $20.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Kodak |
| Product type | Accessory |
Questions about this item
Does this 35 mm cassette work in any standard 35 mm film camera?
Yes, the cartridge follows the standard 35 mm format and fits any camera that accepts 35 mm roll film.
How do I load the ISO 200 film correctly, and what step do people often miss?
Open the camera back, insert the cassette, pull the leader across to the take-up spool, close the back, then advance until the frame counter shows 1; the missed step is forgetting to verify the rewind knob turns while advancing.
After shooting the 24 exposures, what processing does the colour negative film need?
The exposed roll requires standard colour negative chemical development, after which the negatives can be scanned or printed.
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