📸 Kodak ColorPlus 200 ASA 36-Exposure Film - Pack of 10 Rolls Review

Probably one of the best deals I've gotten on film. All of my photos turned out beautifully. kind of a pity that the price is getting higher /: last time i bought 10 rolls x 36 frames for 45€, now it's around 90€ 🥺

Great pictures of this for the price. A bit grainy in low light but otherwise stunning when developed with professional gear. Reds are insanely saturated, so be careful if you don't want oversaturated reds.

I work in a professional photo lab and I WANT more people to know about this film. This film is a great deal for photographers on a budget. Can't afford Portra? Just having fun or shooting real portraits for a client? Just learning how to shoot on film? shoot it I like to use this for aiming and shooting when I don't really need perfect skin tones and the color accuracy is quite satisfactory.

The film is fresh, the seller is prompt. Great movie and great service. Expect warm skin tones, dark green, and medium grain. Compared to Kodak Ektar, this film is not as penetrating and has more pronounced grain. Compared to the Kodak Portra 160, this film has richer colors. Overall this is a great film for portraits and is currently my daily C41 film. Sample photos are included below: