Colour film Kodak ColorPlus 200 — 36 exposures, ISO 200

Kodak ColorPlus 200 36 shots is a 35mm color negative film designed for versatile everyday use. With ISO 200 sensitivity and 36 exposures per roll, it delivers balanced color reproduction, fine grain and reliable sharpness across a range of lighting conditions. The film is formulated to produce natural-looking skin tones and saturated, yet true-to-life colors for landscapes, portraits and street photography.

Advantages

This film combines moderate ISO sensitivity with fine grain structure to produce detailed images with pleasing color rendition. It yields predictable results in daylight and mixed lighting environments, making it suitable for both controlled and spontaneous shooting. The 36-exposure format reduces the need for frequent reloading, and the balanced exposure latitude helps retain highlight and shadow information.

Suitable for

• Outdoor landscapes and travel photography
• Portraits and family snapshots
• Street and documentary style shooting
• Everyday snapshots and casual photography

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm (135) color negative film
• ISO sensitivity: 200 (daylight-balanced)
• Exposures per roll: 36
• Color response: natural skin tones and saturated landscapes
• Grain: fine grain suitable for enlargements and scanning
• Processing: standard C-41 color negative processing

How to use

Load the 35mm film into a compatible film camera according to the camera's loading instructions. Meter or set exposure appropriate for ISO 200; adjust aperture and shutter speed for the scene and available light. For low-light situations, use a tripod or slower shutter speeds, or consider push-processing only if required and accepted by your lab. After shooting, rewind the roll and have it processed using standard C-41 chemistry to obtain color negatives that can be scanned or printed.

Usage recommendations

For best results, expose Kodak ColorPlus 200 in daylight or mixed light conditions and keep exposure near ISO 200. When scanning, use a high-quality film scanner to capture the fine grain and color fidelity. Handle unprocessed film carefully to avoid light leaks and store unused rolls in a cool, dry place.