About the film
Kodak ColorPlus 200 is Kodak’s affordable colour negative film for the standard C-41 process, ISO 200, in a 135 cassette with 36 exposures. It expired in June 2018 and comes in its original box.
What to expect
It expired fairly recently, so it usually shoots close to fresh: possibly a little less speed, light base fog and warmer colour. How noticeable depends on how this cassette was stored.
How to shoot it
I set the meter to ISO 100–160, i.e. up to one stop of extra exposure. Negative film forgives overexposure far better than underexposure: the shadows keep their detail.
Specifications
- Type: colour negative, C-41 process
- Format: 135, 36 exposures
- Nominal speed: ISO 200
- Made in the USA
- Expiry: 06/2018 (expired)
- Contents: in the original box
Frequently asked questions
Can it be developed in ordinary C-41?
Yes, it is the standard C-41 process — I develop films like this in my own lab.
How is it different from fresh ColorPlus 200?
Same emulsion, but past its date, so small changes in speed and colour are possible. Fresh ColorPlus 200 is also in the shop as a separate listing.
