Medium format film Kodak Gold Professional 200 120 — color negative ISO 200, 120 format

Kodak Professional Gold 200 in 120 medium-format is a daylight-balanced color negative film with ISO 200/24° sensitivity, designed for general-purpose outdoor and studio photography. The film delivers balanced color reproduction, fine grain and high image sharpness, and its wide exposure latitude allows shooting up to two stops under or three stops over the nominal exposure. The fine-grain structure also makes it suitable for scanning and enlargements.

Advantages

This medium format Kodak Gold Professional 200 combines vivid color saturation with fine grain and high sharpness. Its daylight balance and compatibility with the C-41 process ensure predictable color rendering, while the broad exposure latitude gives flexibility in mixed lighting conditions. The film’s characteristics support high-quality scans and enlargements.

Suitable for

• Portraits and environmental portraits
• Landscapes and travel photography
• Everyday/documentary shooting in daylight
• Scanning for digital archiving or post-processing

Key specifications

• Format: 120 medium format
• Type: Color negative film, daylight-balanced
• ISO: 200/24° (C-41 process)
• Grain and sharpness: Fine grain, high sharpness
• Exposure latitude: Up to -2 EV underexposure or +3 EV overexposure
• Manufacturer: Kodak, MPN 1075597, EAN 041771075590

How to use

Load the 120 spool into a compatible medium-format camera following the camera’s loading instructions. Meter for ISO 200 under normal daylight, or adjust exposure according to your creative intent within the film’s exposure latitude. Process the exposed film in standard C-41 chemistry at the recommended temperatures and times, or send it to a lab that handles C-41 processing. For best scanning results, use a dedicated film scanner and adjust scanning settings to retain color saturation and sharpness.

Usage recommendations

For consistent color and detail, expose for highlights when shooting high-contrast scenes and consider pulling one stop in very bright conditions. When planning large prints or extensive scanning, use careful focus and a low-grain scanning workflow to preserve sharpness.