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Kodak ColorPlus 200

General-purpose daylight color negative film.

Process
C-41
Catalog formats
35mm
Generation
Not established in this record
DOCUMENTS
Matching PDF not located
STOCK RELATIONSHIP
Strong sampled-roll evidence
RESOLUTION
Resolution unavailable

DOCUMENTS & EDITIONS

Original Technical Sheets

No matching manufacturer PDF located. Historical GOLD / VR / PRO IMAGE sheets do not establish this product’s specifications.

A matching downloadable PDF was not located in the reviewed sources. Available product-page evidence is listed below.

STOCK FAMILY & ORIGIN

Emulsion Lineage

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Film stock relationships

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Established relationship Proposed or unresolved identity

SELECTED FILM

Kodak ColorPlus 200

C-41 Β· Catalog film

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A solid connection establishes the stated relationship, such as a respool or family variant. It does not establish unchanged resolution, processing or coating generation. Dashed connections retain the identity uncertainty.

RESOLUTION ESTIMATES

Spatial Frequency & Equivalent MP

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Results below use a 36 Γ— 24 mm image area and ideal two-sample spatial sampling. Approximate graph readings retain their source process; a color-layer envelope is not an uncertainty interval.

No product-specific spatial-resolution input is established here. You can explore a labeled base-stock scenario in the playground; it does not establish this retail film’s performance.

INSPECTABLE EVIDENCE

Sources & Audit Trail

Still needed: Obtain a brand-issued exact product/coating crosswalk or inspect a documented, dated retail roll and base-stock control.

primary independent experiment β€’ CHECKED 2026-10-02

Dmitri: ColorPlus, Kodacolor 200 and Gold experiment β†—

Author reports controlled exposures, common C-41 processing/scanning, matching ColorPlus/Kodacolor edge markings, and a distinction from Gold. Supports sampled-roll relationship, not an MTF test or all-batch chemical identity.

Historical editions, coating revisions, development and retail batches retain their own scope. Research supplements do not change the main color-film catalog.