I absolutely love Kodak Gold especially on 120. The larger negatives lead to sharper images with less visible grain. The colours are great and with the 120 version I've had a lot of success pushing it giving a lot of flexibility with the extra stop or two of light. I sometimes find the scans from my local lab do come back with an overly gold/yellowish look but it's very easily dialled back.

To me, Kodak Gold is the film that, with it's warmer tones, perfectly defines a summer's day - they haven't named it 'Gold' for nothing. As you may have guessed, I like using outdoors during the warmer months.

I really liked this film stock, and I love anything on 120 format. However, when shooting this, don't be a numpty like me and shoot it at night. Of course I was going to get shaky, blurry photographs. I overestimated my fine motor skills!
An overall lovely stock, though, you really can't go wrong with it.

I always use Kodak Gold 200 when photographing on medium format. Kodak Gold 200 always provides the best colour, tone, depth and detail.

great colour quality, dreamy look to the photographs.