So... Kodak Gold... back in the early 90's I used to love this film, it was a bit more expensive than the usual dross that I put through the camera, but it was great. Or so I thought... because teenage me had a very different view on film stock than adult me.

So I bought a few rolls on a nostalgia trip to see what I could get out of them, the results were not what I had hoped for... at least when shooting landscapes. The colours were just horrible!

I think as a holiday film this is probably great, it will lend that nostalgic feel to the pictures, but for serious work... nah. I am giving some Ekta a try next with Portra waiting for the next batch!

My take away - use this for holiday snaps, if you are trying anything more ambitious look elsewhere.

not very warm or colourful but also not terrible

Used it in a camera I wasn't very well-versed in, so the results are far from what would be expected of it, but even with that some of the results were still nice.

It doesn't seem to have the biggest amount of latitude to deal with overexposure, but even then it still created an almost dreamy look. Would definitely use it again once I've mastered the camera.

An excellent all rounder, I overexpose it to 125 iso to 160 iso depending on the situation. Love the colours not too saturated very natural. A good staple film for beginners and professional alike. My go to everyday film.

My first photos from my newly acquired Rolleicord IId. Beautiful colours, I think 🥰