Kodak ColorPlus 200 colour film 24 shots Kodak ColorPlus 200

Kodak ColorPlus 200 colour film 24 shots Kodak ColorPlus 200 is a 35mm colour negative film with 24 exposures designed for consistent color reproduction and balanced tonal response. It delivers natural-looking skin tones, moderate contrast and fine grain, making it suitable for general-purpose photography in a wide range of lighting conditions. The film's ISO 200 speed provides a compromise between fine grain and adequate sensitivity for daylight and flash use.

Advantages

This Kodak ColorPlus 200 colour film offers reliable color fidelity and predictable results across diverse shooting environments. Its fine grain structure supports sharpness and detail retention when scanning or printing, while moderate ISO allows handheld shooting in daylight with reduced motion blur. The film performs well under mixed lighting and with fill flash, producing balanced exposure and pleasing color saturation without aggressive contrast.

Suitable for

• Everyday outdoor and indoor photography in daylight and mixed light
• Portraits with natural skin tone rendering
• Street and travel photography capturing moments and scenes
• Film beginners and hobbyists seeking consistent, easy-to-scan negatives
• Students and creatives using analog workflows and darkroom printing

Key specifications

• Film format: 35mm (135) negative film
• Number of exposures: 24 frames per roll
• Nominal sensitivity: ISO 200/24°
• Color type: Colour negative (C-41 process)
• Grain: Fine to moderate grain suitable for enlargements and scans
• Typical contrast: Moderate contrast with natural saturation

How to use

Load the 35mm film into a compatible camera following the camera manufacturer's instructions, ensuring the film is correctly seated and the leader is engaged with the take-up spool. Set the camera ISO to 200 for standard exposure; adjust exposure or use exposure compensation for low-light or high-contrast scenes. For best results, expose the film in daylight or with fill flash as needed, and avoid extreme underexposure. After shooting all 24 frames, rewind the film and have it processed using the C-41 colour negative process at a lab or in a home processing kit.

Usage recommendations

Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place and refrigerate for extended shelf life; allow refrigerated film to reach room temperature before loading. When scanning or printing, use neutral-profile scanning settings or color correction to preserve the film's natural skin tones and moderate saturation.