definition 35mm color film optimized for sharp, reliable results Key benefits definition and resolution: Delivers clear, finely detailed images for prints and scans. ISO 200 performance: Balances grain and sensitivity for good depth of field control, faster shutter speeds, and reliable flash exposures. Wide exposure latitude: Handles a range of lighting conditions with consistent color and contrast. Versatile 35mm (135) format: Compatible with any 35mm film camera and most filmprocessing labs. What this solves Capture sharp portraits with pleasing background separation while keeping enough depth of field for subject detail. Freeze short motion without heavy blur by allowing faster shutter settings at ISO 200. Extend usable flash range for indoor events or night scenes without overexposing highlights. Specifications and compatibility Film type: Color film Format: 35mm (135) ISO: 200 Suitable environments: Outdoor daylight and indoor or lowlight situations when paired with appropriate exposure or flash Use with: Any 35mm camera that accepts 135 film; processes through standard color film labs Practical use scenarios Portrait sessions: Use ISO 200 to balance subject sharpness and background blur for clean, natural skin tones. Event or wedding reception: Rely on the film's flash latitude and moderate sensitivity to capture people in dimly lit venues with fewer hot spots. Street or travel photography: Shoot daylight scenes and transitional lighting with consistent color and detail. Why choose this film Straightforward, reliable performance across common shooting situations. Maintains detail and color fidelity while offering flexibility in exposure decisions. Easy to process and compatible with standard 35mm workflows.