Kodak Gold 200 120 Colour Film

Kodak Gold 200 120 Colour Film

The Kodak Gold 200 120 roll film is a classic 120 film that delivers vibrant colours, fine grain, and exceptional sharpness. Rated at ISO 200, this daylight-balanced film performs well for general photography, whether you’re shooting outdoors under the sun or using electronic flash. It gives you a warm, nostalgic tone that many photographers love.

With a wide exposure latitude, this film allows for up to –2 stops under or +3 stops over exposure. That kind of flexibility gives you creative freedom in varying light — from dim shadowy scenes to bright sunny days. Its fine grain structure makes it especially well-suited for scanning your negatives or making enlargements.

Because it’s in the 120 format, you get a larger negative size compared to 35mm — that means more detail, more clarity, and more room to crop or blow up your images without losing quality. Whether you’re into landscapes, portraiture, or travel photography, this film can handle a variety of styles.

Its base is made with ESTAR™, which provides dimensional stability and makes it easier to handle your film carefully during development or scanning. In terms of colour, Kodak Gold 200 gives you saturated yet natural hues — not too flat, not too punchy — perfect for a timeless look.

Key Features:

• ISO 200 for balanced daylight and flash shooting

• Wide exposure latitude (–2 to +3 stops) for versatility

• Fine grain for scanning and enlargements

• Warm, rich, natural colour saturation

• 120 medium-format size for larger negatives

• ESTAR™ base for reliable handling and stability

Conclusion:

Kodak Gold 200 120 film is a go-to choice for photographers who want a reliable, flexible medium-format colour film. Its forgiving exposure range, film character, and ease of use make it ideal for both beginners and experienced shooters looking for that classic Kodak look.

Description:

Kodak Gold 200 120 colour negative film — ISO 200, fine grain, wide exposure latitude, rich colours, and large-format versatility.