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Eastman Kodak
Kodak Eastman Gold 200 120 / 5 pack
Kodak films are now available both through distributor Kodak Alaris and directly from the manufacturer, Kodak Eastman. These are the exact same films, sometimes sold under a different name. Since we can offer Kodak Eastman films at a lower price, they will eventually replace the Kodak Alaris versions.
Five rolls too much? Kodak Gold 200 120 is also available separately at Retro Camera.
The Kodak Eastman Gold 200 120 film is a color negative film that offers an excellent combination of soft color saturation, classic grain, and good overall sharpness. Gold 200 is an affordable entry-level film from Kodak and has a nominal film speed of ISO 200.
The film is primarily intended for general use, both in natural daylight and indoors with flash. Kodak Gold offers the analog photographer flexible exposure options; the film can be underexposed by up to two stops and overexposed by up to three stops.
Gold is comparable to Kodak’s Kodacolor film (primarily in terms of grain structure), but offers softer (skin) tones and more flexible exposure options.
| Film size | 120 Film |
| Film type | Color negative |
| Film speed | ISO 200 |
| Number of exposures | 6x4.5: 16 exposures; 6x6: 12 exposures; 6x7: 10 exposures |
| Contrast | Medium |
| Grain | Medium |
| Development process | C-41 |
