Kodak Colour Plus 200 135 Film - 36 Exposure - Pack of 3

This film performs best in good daylight conditions. It's also suitable for moderately bright indoor spaces when used with a wider aperture or flash.

Each roll of Kodak Colour Plus 200 135 film provides 36 exposures.

Yes, this is standard 135 format film and is compatible with all 135 (35mm) film cameras.

You can expect reliable and accurate color reproduction with pleasing saturation, making it good for both landscapes and portraits.

While usable, its ISO 200 speed is not ideal for very low-light situations. Faster films (ISO 400 or 800) are generally better suited for such conditions.

Store unexposed film in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat. Refrigeration is suitable for long-term storage, but allow the film to reach room temperature before use.

This is a color negative (C-41 process) film. Most photo labs can develop it, or you can use a standard C-41 home development kit.

Ensure the film leader is properly attached to the take-up spool. Check for any obstructions within the camera mechanism.

The film may not have been loaded correctly, or the camera's transport mechanism may be faulty. Rewind the film carefully and try reloading.

Verify that the camera's light meter or your manual settings are appropriate for the lighting conditions and the film's ISO 200 speed.

Most 135 film canisters are designed to be opened by twisting the base. If stuck, use a soft cloth for better grip, but avoid excessive force that could damage the film inside.