Kodak's everyday high-speed color negative, sold for low light, flash range and moving subjects.
Kodak positions it on the three things speed buys: low-light performance, extended flash range, and a shutter fast enough to stop a moving subject or a shaking hand.
It is more saturated and more contrasty than Gold, and warmer than a professional film, with grain that is clearly visible.
It is the consumer answer to a dim room, and the film a great many point-and-shoot cameras were metered around.
Real-world takes from shooters who've used this film stock. Exposure tips, dev quirks, hidden strengths.
