Gold 200 Color Negative 35mm Film, Single Rol Carded
Kodak Gold 200 35mm Film is a low-speed color negative film that offers an outstanding combination of color saturation, fine grain, and high sharpness. It is designed for general picture-taking situations in daylight or with an electronic flash. This is a top contender for many film photographers offered at the Moment film store.
If you're looking for Kodak Gold 200 in 120 medium format, we offer the film pro pack! Check out our Kodak Gold 200 review for more example images.
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Our Review
Kodak Gold 200, Single Roll Carded — A Gift-Ready Roll for a Fellow Travel Photographer
The gist: The same classic Kodak Gold 200 emulsion in carded retail packaging — an easy grab-and-go pick or a gift for a travel companion who shoots film.
- Retail carded packaging: The carded format is built for physical-store display and gifting, versus a bulk-bagged roll meant purely for personal restocking.
- Same forgiving film underneath: The Darkroom describes the exposure latitude as "very forgiving, making it one of the easiest color negative films to shoot, especially for beginners" — a safe pick for a travel companion new to film.
- Daylight-rated ISO 200: Straightforward outdoor use, no flash needed for most daytime travel scenes.
- Warm, dependable color: Reviewers describe consistent warm tones and natural skin rendering, a crowd-pleasing look for someone's first roll.
The Darkroom's review lists "travel, family photos, and events" among Gold 200's core use cases and calls it one of the best films to learn on.
Best for: a low-pressure gift or grab-and-go roll for a trip companion trying film for the first time. Skip it if: you're stocking up for yourself — the bagged single roll or 3-pack is a better value per roll. Runs ~$11 — check the current price before buying.
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