Kodak Gold II 36exp 100/200/400 - Expired 1993-1999

Capture the authentic, nostalgic colour palette of the 1990s. This is an offering of original, vintage Kodak Gold II 35mm film in full-length 36 exposure rolls, expired between 1993 and 1999.

Kodak Gold II was the signature consumer film of the 1990s, renowned for its rich warmth, high contrast, and vivid primary tones. Having aged for three decades, these rolls present a rare opportunity for analog experimentalists to capture painterly, lo-fi images with classic colour shifts and heavy, textured grain.

The ISO Options

• Kodak Gold II 100 (Expired 1993–1999): The sharpest and finest-grained option of the lineup. Because slower-speed emulsions resist age fog significantly better than faster stocks, Gold II 100 offers the best overall image preservation, delivering tight grain, rich warm saturation, and subtle vintage shift.

• Kodak Gold II 200 (Expired 1994): The quintessential '90s snapshot film. Gold II 200 strikes a fantastic balance between classic golden-hour warmth, manageable contrast loss, and iconic analog texture.

• Kodak Gold II 400 (Expired 1993): High-speed vintage magic. Higher ISO films age faster, meaning Gold II 400 will yield the most dramatic, experimental characteristics—expect increased base fog, heavy organic grain, squashed contrast, and wild colour shifts.

Why Shoot Expired Kodak Gold II?

• Genuine '90s Aesthetic: Modern digital filters try to imitate the look of 1990s film, but nothing replaces the real chemical breakdown of a 30-year-old Kodak Gold emulsion.

• Full 36 Exposure Rolls: Gives you maximum frames to experiment with bracketed exposures and varied lighting setups across a single project.

• Standard Lab Processing: Despite its age, Kodak Gold II is a standard colour negative stock. It can be safely developed at any modern photo lab using standard C-41 chemistry.

Quick Specs

• Format: 35mm / 36 Exposures

• Type: Colour Negative

• Available Speeds: ISO 100 / ISO 200 / ISO 400

• Expiration Range: 1993 to 1996

• Processing: Standard C-41 (Any regular photo lab)

• DX-Coding: Yes (Factory DX-coded)