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Colorplus 200 & Fujicolor C200 Flickr
Fujicolor 200 (or C200) is a 35mm color film available in three packs of 36-exposure rolls. It used to be offered in single packs and in 24-exposure rolls, too, but Fujifilm cut those a few years ago.
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Explore this photo album by SREDA Film Lab on Flickr!
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Fuji C200 View all All Photos Tagged Fujicolor 200 Looking down on the daily street market on Electric Avenue from the raised platform at Brixton rail station. Film photography using expired film although the expired film is not responsible for the desaturated look which I did in post. Pentax MZ50, Pentax-A SMC 50mm/1.7,
Colorplus 200 & Fujicolor C200 Flickr
10 free downloads. Any monthly plan. Use code: FLICKR10 View more Upgrade to Flickr Pro to hide these ads View all All Photos Tagged fujicolorc200 Pentax Mx con SMC Pentax 28 mm. Autoscatto. Film: - Fujicolor C200 35 mm Process (38°): -PRE-RISCALDAMENTO: 3 m 00 s -SVILUPPO: 3 m 15 s -SBIANCA: 45 s -FISSAGGIO: 1 m 30 s -STABILIZZATORE: 3 m 00 s
Fujicolor C200 Flickr
Fuji C200 is a budget-friendly color negative film that offers fine grain and a wide exposure latitude, providing versatility for photographers. It renders skin tones pleasingly, making it a great choice for portrait photography. It is known for delivering neutral to warm tones with moderate contrast, suitable for a variety of shooting conditions.
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Fujicolor C200 is one of Fujifilm's last remaining colour negative films (Pic: Matthew Benton/Flickr) UPDATE: The film's datasheet bears a striking resemblance to that of a Kodak colour negative film's - read Kosmo Foto's story.
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FUJICOLOR C200 Flickr
Fujifilm introduced Fujicolor C200 in 1990 as a low-budget, consumer-grade color negative film. I've shot a few rolls of it over the years, although it was never my go-to option. Fujifilm gave it a small refresh in 2017. Sadly, in late 2021, Fujifilm began selling rebranded Kodak Gold 200 as Fujicolor C200.
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Today we compare two 35mm film stocks Fuji C200 (Fuji Superia) and Kodak Gold 200. These are amongst some of the more inexpensive film options and provide am.
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Nikon F6 Fujifilm Fujicolor C200 Nikkor 50.0 mm f/1.8 2019
Fujicolor C200 Flickr
It's nice to know that Fujicolor C200 has a four-layer film; fluorescent lamps do not cast off that much cyan images when shooting indoors. Probably, if compared with Fuji Superia 200, this film can bring out some negative feedback, but to people who find "art" out of perfection, this film can be their best call.
Fujicolor C200 1017 Flickr
While it's a bit sad to see Fuji abandon the products which made them so special, at least it can be said that Fuji C200 might be the cheapest film on the market ($4.99 for a single roll on B&H's website, less than Kodak Color Plus that I profiled last week).
Fujicolor C200｜GR21 Flickr
Fujicolor C200 analog film over- and underexposure tested review. Camera: Praktica MTL5B. Lens: Asahi S-M-C Takumar 3.5/28. Flickr: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmMNgYbz Show more Show more
Colorplus 200 & Fujicolor C200 Flickr
The discontinuation of consumer films like Fuji Superia 200, 800, and more, as well as AgfaPhoto Vista 200 (a rebranded Fuji C200) shows that the industry (or at least Fujifilm) is moving away from consumer film. On one hand, the moves make some sense. The public just doesn't consume as much film as they did twenty years ago.
