I wasn't sure what to expect from this given the excitement and misunderstanding about whether it was a new emulsion or not, but I was really pleased with the results. Fine grain, nice saturated colours, and the crispness you expect from Kodak. Really fantastic film, and it's great to have Eastman back in the game!

Great Allrounder. A really nice everyday film!

I really enjoyed this film. It produced lovely colours and beautiful photos. I’d happily use it again.

I loved the nostalgic feel of the film. Obviously it worked great in sunnier days but I was pleased with how it came out inside and on overcast days too.

Bought this due to curiosity; I've shot gold and ultramax before, so I wanted to see how this one turned out in comparison. Colours have rendered quite nicely and true to life; lacks the punch of ultramax and the golden hour loveliness of, well, gold, but honestly it's a nice little all rounder if you've got a sunny day ahead of you

I shot Kodacolor 200 on a recent trip to Poland, with these photos taken in Zakopane. I rarely shoot colour, but I really enjoyed this film. It produces warm, vintage-looking colours with plenty of character, and I’d happily shoot it again.

Rather liked this film, feels like a half way house between standard Kodak Gold and Lomography Metropolis

I primarily use Kodak Gold 200 for colour, this is just as good. The contrast is great and the colours are warm. Would definitely use again.

Lovely classic look with lovely colours

Great colours great quality
Have bought more!

Put this through a Minolta X 700. Pleased with it. Colours apear nicely with not bad grain. Nice for every day stuff in my opinion. Sample shots unedited beyond the scan from the lab.

Lovely new film, which I shot in Malta on my latest trip. I was expecting it to be more similar to ColorPlus, as they are essentially supposed to be the same emulsion, just slightly tweaked, but it seems to me that Kodacolor actually leans a bit cooler and is slightly less saturated. The colours are quite pleasant and pretty natural, though I would personally still prefer Gold 200 or ColorPlus in most scenarios, but there definitely are situations where I’d love to shoot this stock again, so I’d recommend giving it a try for yourself

Found it to be fairly unimpressive and not as good as colour plus or gold. My issues with it are that colours were much more muted than I expected and it in general had a very yellowish hue. However, after editing I was happy with the pictures. Coped well in a range of lighting condition, good contrast and good shadows. Just a shame the colours let it down when it’s written in the name!

I'm aware it's not exactly a brand new stock, but I do like the subtle handling of greens and reds and the fact that Kodak Eastman is back in the game

I didnt do the first roll of this justice really because it is a gorgeous film and I am so pleased I managed to get my hands on three rolls when it was released. I put it in my camera and went out at night to shoot Christmas lights. Why?! Love the results from my morning in the woods though and when it comes back into stock I shall definitely be buying some more.

Much prefer to gold personally