Fujifilm 135 Fujicolor C200 36EX Single Pack

I used this for my second roll and am very happy with how the pics turned out! I shot it in mostly cloudy conditions and like the colours it produced.Overall very happy with this film and look forward to shooting more of it!

A gold solution

If you don't already know this release of Fujifilm 200 is rebranding of Kodak Gold 200, I love Gold so I have no issues with this! Great exposure latitude and gorgeous warm colours.

Just overall beatiful

The registering of greens on this stock is amazing, whilst providing a nice warm tone but no super saturated aspects. 10/10 recommend for a budget film

Not very Fuji

I got this as i needed some colour 35mm to go to Arctic Norway in June. I was surprised by the results as it isn't very "Fuji", the colours are very muted compared to Superior and other Fuji films. It was ok, but certainly lacked the punch in the blue skies (which are incredibly blue in the far North). In cloudy conditions it was very muted compared to Kodak films (except Portra). Not sure I'd use this again as i like colour film to be slightly more snazzy, but of you like the muted and slightly washed out look, then this is for you.

Please bring this one back!

It's quality product, there is a reason why this is part of Fuji family. The colours, pretty adaptable and surprisingly cheap for what it does!

Pretty good

I used this role as a test for my new camera. Results came out wonderfully! Despite being 200 iso, it was possible to shoot it even under low light conditions. Pretty similar to Kodak Gold.

Pretty good

As many have pointed out, it's very similar to Kodak Gold. Both are good. Natural colours, that don't stand out too much. Pretty good when you can't afford the more expensive brands.

Punchy

This one surprised me so much. Despite having pretty low iso, I still managed to snap some atmospheric shots with little light. I love the colours! There's a reason why it's Fuji product.

Simply the best colour print film on the market.

Colour rendition is the best that I have found after 50 years of using film. It was a sad day for me when Fuji stopped producing slide film as I used that professionally. I will continue to use Fujicolour 200 as long as they produce it. The attached photos taken on my Nikon F2A during summer 2022.

Unfortunately not Fujicolor C200

I'm really disappointed to have received the (as of 2022) rebranded 'Fujifilm 200' instead of the advertised Fujicolor C200. It's disappointing because, since Fuji began to outsource its production in recent years to keep up with demand in a difficult global market, this is in fact just rebranded Kodak Gold.That's not going to make much difference if you're just looking to take family photos (Kodak Gold is a great film in its own right) but as an artistic medium; what Fuji used to offer - and what people such as myself would buy this Fujicolor C200 film for - is a completely different colour palette to Kodak: Beautiful green tones and cooler, neutral colour rendition as opposed to the sandy warmth of the latter. Unfortunately this new Fujifilm 200 I've received in ... MoreI'm really disappointed to have received the (as of 2022) rebranded 'Fujifilm 200' instead of the advertised Fujicolor C200. It's disappointing because, since Fuji began to outsource its production in recent years to keep up with demand in a difficult global market, this is in fact just rebranded Kodak Gold.That's not going to make much difference if you're just looking to take family photos (Kodak Gold is a great film in its own right) but as an artistic medium; what Fuji used to offer - and what people such as myself would buy this Fujicolor C200 film for - is a completely different colour palette to Kodak: Beautiful green tones and cooler, neutral colour rendition as opposed to the sandy warmth of the latter. Unfortunately this new Fujifilm 200 I've received in place of the C200 is just the same as all the Kodak Gold I already have in my fridge.It's a bitter disappointment. I can't really blame Boots for not understanding the difference but I'm afraid to say this is not the same as the advertised film. RIP.