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Kodak 35 mm Colour Negative Film (Gold 200, UltraMax 400, ColorPlus 200)

Kodak 35 mm Colour Negative Film (Gold 200, UltraMax 400, ColorPlus 200)

Kodak 135 colour negative film rolls for everyday film cameras

Model
35 mm colour negative film
Condition
New, original packaging
Quantity
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How we supply this item

Wholesale supply. Quoted for business buyers in wholesale quantities. Tell us the quantity, destination country and required regional version, and we will confirm availability and landed cost.

Kodak's consumer 35 mm films are the standard choice for point-and-shoot and manual film cameras. Gold 200 is a medium-speed, daylight-balanced colour negative film with fine grain and saturated colour; Kodak states it tolerates up to two stops of underexposure and three of overexposure. UltraMax 400 is the high-speed option for indoor, low-light and flash photography and helps reduce camera shake. ColorPlus 200 is a further ISO 200 colour negative film in the range. All three are 135 format and processed in standard C-41 chemistry.

Camera shops, lifestyle stores and online sellers that sell film cameras often keep all three on the shelf: Gold 200 and ColorPlus 200 for daylight, UltraMax 400 for mixed and low light. The lines in this list are single rolls; Kodak also packs Gold 200 and UltraMax 400 in 24 and 36-exposure versions and multipacks, so confirm the length and pack size when ordering.

Film is new and in date, consolidated in Dubai and shipped with batch and expiry information on the packing list.

Specifications

Kodak 35 mm Colour Negative Film (Gold 200, UltraMax 400, ColorPlus 200): Specifications
Format135 (35 mm)
TypeColour negative, C-41 process
EmulsionsKodak Gold 200, Kodak UltraMax 400, Kodak ColorPlus 200
SpeedISO 200 (Gold, ColorPlus), ISO 400 (UltraMax)
Gold 200 latitudeUp to 2 stops under and 3 stops over
PackSingle rolls (24 and 36-exposure versions exist; confirm on order)

Questions buyers ask

Which film should we stock most of?

Gold 200 and ColorPlus 200 are ISO 200 films for daylight and flash; UltraMax 400 is the faster film for mixed and low light. Most shops carry both speeds.

Are rolls 24 or 36 exposures?

Both exist. We confirm the exposure count and pack type for each line in the quotation.