Kodak's cheapest current color negative film, sold only in 35mm.
It descends from the older Kodacolor VR emulsion, and the cassette inside the box is still marked Kodacolor. Kodak publishes no datasheet for it.
It runs warm, with a yellow-golden bias, saturated daylight color and deep blue skies, which is what people mean when they call it vintage. Grain is finer than the price suggests and close to Kodak Gold.
Whether it and Gold 200 are the same emulsion is a long-running argument Kodak has not settled. It has historically been sold hardest in Asia.
Tips and observations from people who have used this film stock.
No notes yet on Kodak ColorPlus 200.
