Reliable, all-rounder film with legendary colours. Not much more to say!

I really love this film especially for autumn / cold weather

I love Kodak Gold 200, the grain and saturation out of scans is beautiful. I used it to take portraits on a mamiya rz67 and Loved what I got.

I absolutely love shooting Kodak Gold 200 in medium format. I live in cloudy Belfast so shoot this film @ 100 iso and this gives me beautiful rich and subtle colours. At almost half the price of of Ektar or Portra it presents as close to value for money as you can find for medium format film

It's a popular option for a reason. Looks great, works for just about everything.

Found this negative of one of my favourite photo shoots and it turns out it was Gold not Portra! Very pleasant. Skin tones come out well.

Shot this on a Holga, just double exposing to see what would happen.

And this did, which I quite like.

Really pleased with the colours from this stock! I've used the 35mm Gold for a little while, but I think it really excels in this format. Will be my go-to for the foreseeable!

I purchased a ton of Gold 200 120 film for my first interrail trip this June. Combined with my Mamiya RZ67 ii, I’m absolutely in love with the results! It’s perfect in the spring and summer and does surprisingly well in a variety of lighting conditions. For 120 film, it’s great for its price. It’s the film stock I reach for the most and am constantly re-purchasing.

I've come to keep Kodak Gold 200 in stock at all times as my go-to colour film, both 120 and 35mm. It's such a reliable and good looking stock with just the right balance of interesting colour rendition without it interfering or looking weird in any way. Darks always look nice, colours look great and quite a nice grain level as well.

Gold is probably my favourite film of all time, and medium format really does it justice. Beautiful colours, rich and summery without being too saturated. Perfect, and not too expensive either. Absolutely shines in sunlight, and I tend to overexpose one stop.

This is a good all-round film but if you use a heavy medium format camera you might think about using a tripod if the light is a little on the poor side. The colour rendition is excellent as you would expect, but the contrast is lower than I seem to remember from days-gone-by.

I love this film for outdoor photography the most, natural light just works wonders with it and a good scan.

As a complete amateur film photographer I've been really pleased by this film. Only 4 stars because this is the first film I have used so have nothing really to compare it with yet.

Kodak Gold 200 (in 120 format) is the sweet spot of quality and price. Portra is a little spendy and cheaper emulsions a little harsh. This is my go to for everything on my 7x6 TLR - and at the Analogue Wonderland price for a pro pack it’s a no brainer!

Arguably the cheapest reliable colour film available especially in 120. Always leans a bit warm, which is a unique look yet not always desired personally.

Brilliant for general use if you're starting out or a big fan of warm film vibes