Features & Specification
Film Format: 35mm
Film Colour & Type: Colour Negative (C-41)
ISO: 200
Grain: Fine and Normal
Contrast: Normal
Colour Balance: Daylight-Balanced Film (≈5500K)
Exposure Latitude: Wide / Very Wide Latitude
DX Coding: Yes
Film Development Process: Colour (C-41)
Perfect for: 🎓 Beginners, ⚙️ Great All-Rounder, and 🚦 Street Photography
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Photos are almost soft but colours sill look great
Colourful with a nostalgic softness, just works. Feels very versatile.
Nice vivid colours. Cant see much difference to Gold apart from less yellow tint and grain is slightly finer too. Would recommend if you are on a budget.
My most used film for a reason - affordable, nice amount of saturation/warmth and contrast while still having natural colours. A great alternative to Gold 200 to use in daylight. Can’t go wrong!
Lovely nostalgic colour rendering with plenty of detail and the right amount of grain. Such an appealing look. I'll certainly shoot some more of it, for more casual stuff. Shame it really isn't that cheap for a budget film stock. Can be more expensive than Kodak Gold sometimes.
These were shot on Canon Canonet. Camera scan with NLP conversion. No edits, default frontier settings.
Lovely soft images with bold colours. Gives a great nostalgic tint to my images. Great stock.
In my opinion, so underrated! A great film stock dor beginners and beyond with a lovely palette and grain.
Given plenty of light on a sunny day, Kodak ColorPlus gives tremendous results with a good degree of exposure latitude. Colour rendition is really good, especially flesh tones. To my, albeit not hugely experienced eye, it is indistinguishable from Kodak Gold. The attached sample shots were from a film home-processed in Bellini C41 chemistry, scanned using a Plustek OpticFilm 8100 scanner used with VueScan and no further post-processing. All shot with a Canon EOS30 and 28-80 Kit Lens. I love ColorPlus!
If you're just getting into film and want something cheap and simple to shoot then you can't really go wrong with colorplus.
This pack is great for quick photoshoots where you don't need a lot of shots.
Though this film is not as revered as Kodak's Portra or Gold, I feel that it is a wonderful film for capturing life. I particularly liked the way the sea came out in my photographs.
Lovely film that produces beautiful warmish tones in the summer sun (used in Andalucia)
I think this is better than Gold - some people online have noted the similarity in price with Gold and said buy that instead, but I prefer the colour with ColorPlus (yes, very "film looking", as in how you remember film looking, but I don't love the colour cast of Gold). It's fun, it's fairly cheap, it looks good, it's ISO200 so fairly easy to use in most conditions. Go for it.
Classic warm colours good grain structure. Very vibrant. Greens and warmer colours pop.
