35mm Color Negative Film Fujifilm ISO 200 36 Exposures – 135 Format

Fujifilm 35mm color negative film ISO 200 with 36 exposures in the 135 format is a general-purpose film designed for daylight and mixed-light photography. It delivers balanced color reproduction and fine grain suitable for making prints and scanning. The film's ISO 200 sensitivity provides moderate speed offering a practical balance between image detail and exposure latitude for outdoor, travel and portrait photography.

Advantages

This 35mm color negative film provides consistent color balance and accurate skin tones under daylight conditions, while preserving highlight detail and delivering low apparent grain. The 36-exposure roll enables extended shooting without frequent reloading. Its moderate ISO 200 sensitivity allows use in a range of lighting situations with commonly available lenses and cameras, and the negatives are compatible with standard C-41 processing and common printing or scanning workflows.

Suitable for

• Travel and city photography
• Outdoor portraits and landscapes in daylight
• Street photography and documentary work
• General-purpose snapshots and everyday shooting

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm (135)
• Sensitivity: ISO 200
• Number of exposures: 36 frames
• Color type: Color negative
• Processing: Compatible with standard C-41 chemical processing
• Grain structure: Fine grain suitable for enlargements and scanning

How to use

Load the film into any camera accepting 35mm (135) cartridges, ensuring the cartridge is seated and the leader engaged with the take-up spool according to the camera's loading instructions. Expose using aperture and shutter speed settings appropriate for ISO 200, or set the camera's film speed to 200 ISO. After shooting the full 36 exposures, rewind the cartridge and remove it for C-41 processing at a lab or by home-processing using correct chemistry and temperature control. For scanning, handle negatives by the edges and use a dust-free environment or film-cleaning tools to maintain image quality.

Usage recommendations

For optimal results outdoors, meter for midtones or use the camera's evaluative metering under daylight. When shooting portraits, choose slightly larger apertures to separate subjects from backgrounds while avoiding overexposure of highlights. Store unused film in a cool, dry place and refrigerate for long-term storage; bring to room temperature before loading to avoid condensation. Use standard C-41 processing and adjust scanning or printing settings for desired color balance and contrast.