Kodak Gold 200 Print Film
Kodak Gold 200 Print Film
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[Aug 21, 2001]
rkinsella
Intermediate
Strength:
Nice sharp images
Weakness:
Can be a little warm colored in some situations. Not a problem if you are aware of it. This is a fine non-professional print film. Perfect for the point and shoot crowd, plus it performs well with a high quality SLR. I always like the reds and yellows on Kodak films. This film is a great value and one to keep on hand regularly for any shooting situation. Try it on some up close people shots. The skin tones are great! Customer Service not needed Similar Products Used: Kodak Gold 100 |
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[Aug 19, 2001]
Jim Ellis
Casual
Strength:
Very good skin tones
Weakness:
this is a matter of personal opinon For the casual/amateur point and shoot person, using this film for people pictures is just fine. Customer Service NONE Similar Products Used: Fuji 100, 200, 400, 800 |
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[Dec 15, 1999]
Michael Goldfarb
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Great all-around choice for nearly any camera or situation. Always yields splendid results. Frequently found as a real bargain in 4-packs in megastores.
Weakness:
none Lots of this gets pumped through my wife's point&shoot cameras, and my parents have actually used it a lot for pro work. I usually shoot the Royal Gold variants in my own cameras, but I've never had any reason to complain about results with this film. Good value, nice balanced colors, good (not great - go with the Royal Gold for great) sharpness and resolution. Customer Service Kodak is aces in this department Similar Products Used: Royal Gold 200 (better, but it costs more) |
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[Oct 28, 1999]
James Johnston
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Inexpensive, good colors, works well with flash inside or sun outside. A good all around film. Never gotten bad results.
Weakness:
None Not a pro film but an excellant general purpose one. Takes care of 90% of the situations you will face. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Fuji |
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[Sep 30, 1999]
j j
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
I don't like it.
Weakness:
Grain. Speed. Some saturation excess. I hate to sound negative (eww, a pun) but this film has no reason for existance. Just by the RG400, and you'll have same or better pix at half the exposure time. Customer Service Why bother? Similar Products Used: Royal Gold 400. Forget the 200. |
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[Sep 17, 1999]
Monica Fullerton
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Quality is consistent - pictures taken
Weakness:
No I use Kodak film more regularly than any other - I can count on the quality of my Similar Products Used: None |
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[Aug 19, 1999]
Jose Riveras
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
cheap 4 packs
Weakness:
could be a tad sharper like Royal, but then that would be Royal with less saturation- oops, okay no problems Can't go wrong unless you have a superzoom somthing or other and need faster film. Similar Products Used: Fuji, bulk and otherwise- it is finer grain= sharper, but printing is always messed up with any mass printing machine- n |
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[Aug 03, 1999]
Lissa
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Good colors, crisp photos.
Weakness:
None A good, everyday film with good color results and clear photos. I like the 400 speed of this film better for outdoor pictures, although the 400 is more expensive. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Aug 02, 1999]
Trudi Spring
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Good develpoement of people. Price is within reason.
Weakness:
none This has been the best film for taking pictures of people. Has the gold tones for skins. Customer Service no problems Similar Products Used: fuji |
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[Aug 02, 1999]
Marsha H
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Gold ISO 200
Strength:
It gives my subjects -- people -- a nice warm color. It is also vibrant on nature shots, like tulips!
Weakness:
None It's excellent!! Similar Products Used: I am currently trying out Ilford, haven't developed yet. I have tried Fuji and find it too green for my people sho |