Kodak Gold 200 24exp - Expired 2009

Capture the signature warmth of the late 2000s. Kodak Gold 200 has long been the quintessential consumer colour film, celebrated for its rich, sunny palette, punchy contrast, and natural skin tones.

Having matured for well over a decade, this batch from 2009 hits the sweet spot for expired film shooting: reliable enough to deliver recognisable, vibrant images, with just the right amount of vintage character, gentle grain growth, and softened shadow tones.

The Highlights

• The Classic Warm Kodak Look: Known for its signature amber, red, and golden hues, this 2009 batch softens the modern contrast curve into a mellow, sun-drenched retro palette.

• Stable Medium-Speed Emulsion: ISO 200 colour negative stocks hold up far better than faster 400 or 800 films over time. Expect controlled base fog and solid structural detail across your frames.

• Gentle Grain & Soft Shadows: Decades of natural aging add a subtle, organic texture to the mid-tones and lift the shadows into moody, atmospheric charcoal-purples.

• Standard Lab Processing: Fully compatible with standard C-41 chemistry at any high-street lab or home development setup.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm / 24 Exposures

• Type: Colour Negative (Standard C-41)

• Original Speed: ISO 200

• Expiration Date: 2009

• DX Coded: Yes

• Best For: Golden-hour portraits, sunny street walks, beach holidays, and retro daylight snapshots.