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Kodak kodacolor 200

Kodak Kodacolor 200 was a medium-speed consumer color negative film in the Kodacolor line, rated ISO 200 and processed in C-41. Discontinued circa 2007 and replaced by the ColorPlus 200 line.

Key specs

Brand
Kodak
Model
kodacolor 200
ISO
200
Process
C41
Formats
135
Production status
Discontinued
Discontinued
2007

Grain

Unknown

Contrast

moderate

Saturation

Unknown

Latitude

Unknown

Rendering profile

Technical details

Handling notes

Storage
room temperature; avoid heat

Profile notes

Kodak Kodacolor 200 is a daylight-balanced consumer color negative film in Kodak's Kodacolor family, offering fine grain, high sharpness, and the warm color palette associated with the broader Gold/Kodacolor consumer line. At ISO 200, it offered greater versatility than the 100-speed sibling — usable in bright outdoor and moderate indoor flash situations. Processed in standard C-41. Like Kodacolor 100, this emulsion was phased out around 2007 as Kodak consolidated its consumer lineup under the ColorPlus and Gold brands. Note: Eastman Kodak relaunched new Kodacolor 100 and 200 films in late 2025, but the Canistr record with code 'kd2' refers to the original discontinued formulation.

Aliases

Kodacolor 200Kodak Kodacolor 200

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