Kodak Gold 200 - Film Review

Kodak Gold is cheap, versatile, and doesn’t show as much grain as its brother Ultramax. Although suitable for most situations when shooting outdoors, this film does best in bright conditions with mountains and trees in the background. Kodak gold also leaves a gold-yellow hue to the images it produces as the name would suggest. I would highly recommend bringing Kodak Gold to beaches, hikes in the summer, and shooting during golden hour

The film looks way better when X-pros

This film is great for casual shooting and really is price friendly. Definitely not as fine grain or sharp as some professional grade films, but it definitely gets the job done. My only knock on it is the colors are a bit too saturated for my taste.