I decided to load to load this film into my Pentax 280p compact and shoot it at box speed I tend to shoot specialist films in my SLR but other than a light leak on the first 3 frames all other photos came out satisfactory. Reds really pop with this film and greens and yellows are really vivid too, it certainly has a different look to the usual Kodak and Fuji consumer films and is certainly a worthy film a landscape film and an interesting street film
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I received a free roll of this on a Candido photowalk. It isn't the type of film I would typically choose but was interested to give it a try. It looks to have a tungsten balance (I believe this is Kodak Vision3 200T). Gives great results with blues but outside of this I wasn't keen on the character of this film. However the results are consistent with what should be expected. I will stick with the 400 & 800.

Received this film as part of the WonderBox subscription and took it with me on a summer social event with work. It was an overcast day - i'm guessing that's why there's little halation. Gorgeous tones, very cool and breezy.

My fave of these pics has to be of the gentleman holding the ferret ❤️

I wanted to try an alternative to Cinestill and so I loaded my Nikon FM2 with Candido 200. I like the results - good colours in good light and subtle halation. However, several of the film's frames had light leaks at the start and middle of the film. I think that it was because I left the canister on a shelf after rewinding. Looking at the film, it looks like light piping. I've included one of the frames. Would I use this film again? Possibly, but I'd be more careful!

I am a lover of the Candidio 800 so tried the other end of the scale with their 200. I was pleasantly suprised. It pulls blue but has beautiful green tones as well. I love the contrast. I think perhaps a little too blue for my liking for portraits but like it for street photography a lot.