Kodak Kodacolor 200 35mm Film – 36 Exposures
Kodak Kodacolor 200 is a daylight-balanced color negative film for photographers who enjoy working with 35mm cameras. This listing is for one 36-exposure roll, identified by Kodak catalog number 7517675 and UPC 041777517674.
Its ISO 200 rating balances fine-grain image quality with useful sensitivity for daylight and other well-lit situations. Kodak describes this film as offering fine grain, sharp detail, saturated colors and broad exposure latitude for general picture taking.
Daylight Photography with Kodak Kodacolor 200
Consider this roll for daytime walks, outdoor portraits, travel scenes and other general photography. ISO 200 is one stop faster than ISO 100, so it requires half as much light for the same aperture and shutter-speed combination.
In dim interiors or evening light, your camera may still need a wider aperture, slower shutter speed or flash. A tripod can help with camera movement at slow shutter speeds, but moving subjects can still blur; choose your settings to suit the photograph.
Check Your Camera Before Loading
This is 35mm / 135 film, so check that your camera accepts that format and supports ISO 200. For a camera with manual film-speed selection, set the meter to ISO 200 as the starting point and follow the camera’s loading instructions.
It is not 120 medium-format film, instant film or a digital-camera accessory. If you use a fixed-exposure reusable camera, check its recommended film speed and lighting conditions before selecting this roll.
What’s in the Box?
- One roll of Kodak Kodacolor 200: 35mm color negative film with 36 exposures.
A camera, film developing, digital scans and photographic prints are not part of this single-roll listing. Arrange the processing and output services you want separately after shooting.
Developing Your Film with C-41 Processing
This film uses C-41 color negative processing. Choose a lab that handles 35mm C-41 film and ask whether its quoted price includes development only, digital scans, prints or a combination of those services.
When the roll is finished, follow your camera’s rewind instructions before opening the back. Keep the exposed film protected from light and arrange processing; the pictures are not visible as finished prints straight from the camera.
Choosing a Single 36-Exposure Roll
A single roll lets you try the film with your camera and preferred lab before ordering more. Use the results to assess exposure, color and scanning preferences rather than assuming every lab or scanner will produce the same finished look.
For repeat orders, match the complete product name, exposure count and catalog number. Kodacolor 200, Kodak Gold 200 and other ISO 200 films are separate products; match the full product name, exposure count and catalog number when reordering.
Kodak Kodacolor 200 Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | Kodak |
| Film name | Kodacolor 200 |
| Manufacturer description | 135-36-KODACOLOR 200 |
| CAT # / MPN | 7517675 |
| UPC | 041777517674 |
| Film format | 35mm / 135 |
| Film type | Color negative |
| Film speed | ISO 200 |
| Exposures | 36 per roll |
| Pack quantity | 1 roll |
| Color balance | Daylight |
| Processing | C-41 |
| Image characteristics | Fine grain, high sharpness, saturated colors and wide exposure latitude |
| Retail package dimensions (L × W × H) | 3.7 × 3.7 × 5.6 cm; approximately 1.46 × 1.46 × 2.20 in |
| Retail package gross weight | 32.373 g; approximately 0.07137 lb |
| Package measurement scope | Retail carton only; outbound mailing materials are additional |
Order the Right Film for Your Next Shoot
Choose this single-roll package when you want 36 exposures of ISO 200 color negative film for a compatible 35mm camera. Check the current stock and price above, and ask Buffalo Imaging for the expiration date on the available batch if that is important to your project.
Contact Buffalo Imaging at 323-721-5678 for help confirming the product before ordering. For broader photography and printing supplies, visit Buffalo Imaging.
What is Kodak Kodacolor 200 film?
It is an ISO 200 daylight-balanced color negative film. This product is one 35mm roll with 36 exposures, Kodak catalog number 7517675.
Will this film work in my 35mm camera?
Check that your camera uses 35mm / 135 film and supports ISO 200. For fixed-exposure cameras, also check the recommended film speed and lighting. It is not 120 or instant film.
How many rolls and exposures are included?
You receive one roll with 36 exposures. This listing is not a multipack, and a camera, developing, scans and prints are not included.
What ISO should I set on my camera?
Use ISO 200 as the starting setting if your camera has manual film-speed selection. Follow your camera instructions if it sets film speed automatically.
Is Kodacolor 200 suitable for indoor photography?
It can be used indoors with sufficient light or suitable flash. In dim conditions, the camera may require a wider aperture or slower shutter speed, so check the meter and stabilize the camera when needed.
What processing does Kodak Kodacolor 200 need?
It needs C-41 color negative processing. Ask your lab for 35mm C-41 development and specify whether you also want digital scans or prints.
Is Kodacolor 200 the same as Kodak Gold 200 or ColorPlus 200?
Kodak sells these under separate product names. This listing is specifically Kodacolor 200, CAT #7517675. Do not assume identical performance solely because the films share an ISO 200 rating.
Is this color film or black-and-white film?
This is color negative film, not black-and-white film or slide film. The negatives must be developed and then scanned or printed to obtain finished photographs.
Does the purchase include film developing or scans?
No. The listed product is the unexposed film roll only. Development, scans and prints are separate services arranged with a suitable processing lab.
What is the expiration date of this film?
The expiration date depends on the batch in stock. Contact Buffalo Imaging before ordering if you need a particular minimum remaining shelf life; the catalog number and UPC do not specify an expiration date.









































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