So if you look at the sample photos and think that ColorPlus 200 looks and feels like a 70s or 80s throwback. Kodak ColorPlus is also one of those standard color films that can be developed anywhere, from your local CVS to pro labs, or on your backpacking trip thousands of miles away from home with a self-developing kit.

Even though a few of them were taken during "golden hour" there was considerable cloud cover above, and the sunset/sunrise hues of colour are not too noticeable. Fortunately the photography business has survived under the Kodak Alaris name - based in Hertfordshire, England - and they have delighted the analogue industry by pledging continued support for film production and the promise of bringing back old favourite emulsions.Higher magnifications may provide more detail, but they can also make the image shakier due to hand movements. The companies we use are DPD or DHL and parcels are delivered in 48 hours or sooner from date of despatch.

You'll notice that even though film packaging is labelled as "Colorplus" (a pretty lazy name, I must say) the canisters inside are labelled "Kodacolor" with a branding scheme that looks like it's out of the 80's. The guys that run it are knowledgeable and passionate about film photography and always take the time to give you advice and send examples of photos taken on a particular camera. You can happily load it in a high-end Leica, a 70s SLR, or a plastic reloadable camera and know that you're going to get good and consistent results without having to think too hard! Kodak Color Plus 200 Film is a low-speed 35mm color negative film that offer an outstanding combination of natural color saturation, fine grain, high sharpness and wide exposure latitude. The results were good but negatives were much redder than the usual dull orange making filtration for printing tricky in darkroom days.By giving Colorplus a bit of extra light, you can counteract some of the muted or muddy look you might get in less than ideal lighting. She mainly covers Lebanon's ever-changing political landscape, focusing on human rights, from women and gender inequality issues, to the discrimination refugees and minorities faced in the country. Content contributor – become a part of the world’s biggest film and alternative photography community blog. The latest packaging of ColorPlus, with its simple yellow and red packaging faithful to Kodak’s brand image, immediately brings to mind punchy contrast and vivid tones. Colorplus 200 is a medium speed, budget 35mm film option based on an older emulsion compared to it's Kodak peers.

Despite being delayed by the events of 2020, this was a great creative practice and I hope that it might encourage you to make images of something that intrigues you, and perhaps put them into a body of work through print!KODAK GOLD 100 and 200 Films are low-speed color negative films that offer an outstanding combination of color saturation, fine grain, and high sharpness. Considering the sparse number of films available these days I do really wonder why Kodak kept both – the Color Plus 200 and Gold 200 – in the programme, while discontinuing so many other films. We’ll always offer as fair a deal as possible and are happy to negotiate or in some instances offer a commission sales basis. A shorter close focus distance allows birdwatchers to observe small details on nearby birds, and is especially important for insect observation. Paired with a flash, it captures night shots perfectly, and even adds that nostalgic and vintage look that so many are looking for.