Vintage circa early 2000s Kodak 200 35mm color negative film, believed to be Kodak Gold 200 based on the cartridge design, DX coding, and period examples. Features the classic yellow and black Kodak cartridge design with 24 exposures of ISO 200 color print film for standard C-41 processing.
This roll comes from a larger collection of vintage photographic film that was reportedly kept refrigerated prior to acquisition. The original cardboard box is no longer present, so the exact expiration date cannot be confirmed. Based on the cartridge design and markings, this example is believed to date approximately to the early 2000s.
Film: Kodak 200 / Believed Kodak Gold 200
Format: 35mm / 135
Speed: ISO 200
Exposures: 24
Process: C-41
Era: Circa Early 2000s
Expiration Date: Unknown
Storage: Reportedly Refrigerated(Now kept climate controlled at room temp. or slightly below)
Expired film is popular with analog photographers for the unpredictable and distinctive results it can produce. Depending on its age and storage history, expired color negative film may produce color shifts, increased grain, reduced sensitivity, lower contrast, fogging, or other unusual effects that make each roll an experiment.
Expired Film Disclaimer: This is vintage expired film and photographic results are not guaranteed. Although this film came from a collection reportedly kept refrigerated, its complete storage history and exact expiration date are unknown. Because the roll is loose without its original box, we also cannot independently confirm whether it has previously been loaded, exposed, or used. The film leader remains extended as shown in the photos. Sold as-is for experimental photography or collecting.
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