Kodak Royal Gold 200 Print Film
Kodak Royal Gold 200 Print Film
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[Oct 31, 1999]
Ben thompson
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Awful film
Weakness:
Terrible grain, terrible color One of the WORST films I have ever used. Similar Products Used: fuji agfa |
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[Oct 25, 1999]
Rob
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
A very disappointing film
Weakness:
Very high contrast. Don't even think of using it in full sunshine. Colors are oversaturated as well. Satisfactory image quality only in low contrast situations. I find all of the Royal Gold films to be oversaturated and high in contrast. Reala and PJ 400 are far superior Customer Service None Similar Products Used: Other Royal Golds, Reala, NPH, NHG II, Ektapress PJ 400 & 800 |
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[Oct 15, 1999]
Lovelyn
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Didn't really like it.
Weakness:
Pictures turned out a bit too "golden-yellowish" which is good when you're taking pictures of people but not nature. I switched back to using Kodak Gold 200 and 400. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Kodak Gold 100, 200 and 400, and 800, Agfa 200 and 400 |
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[Sep 30, 1999]
j j
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Well, it's ok, but I really don't see a lot of difference between it and the RG 400.
Weakness:
a bit saturated I can't imagine when I'd want to use this instead of RG 400 or NHG2-800, really. Customer Service none Similar Products Used: Super HG, NHG2-800, Agfa |
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[Jul 31, 1999]
d anastos
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
versatile speed, photos true to color
Weakness:
no my favorite film and speed to use. Customer Service not tried Similar Products Used: fuji |
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[Jul 29, 1999]
Maggie Banda
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Superior color and quality. Kodak is better than just about any other film I've used. I hate using cheap film that produces inferior quality photographs. I never have that problem with Kodak.
Weakness:
Not Really Excellent film. By using Kodak, it's just about guaranteed that your photos will be clear and full of real-life color. Customer Service Never used Similar Products Used: AGFA, Fuji, Costco Brand |
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[Jul 28, 1999]
Linda Ochoa
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Easy to use, and my pictures always come out good.
Weakness:
None Kodak Royal Gold is a step up from the Gold but I did not see a difference in the developed pictures. I buy my film in a combo pack at Costco, and sometimes it will include a roll of the Royal Gold. Similar Products Used: None |
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[Sep 14, 1999]
Roland Spoon
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
It gives the best color of any film on the market.
Weakness:
The only problem I have is Not being able to buy it in bulk. If you want a very sharp and true color film this is the one to get. Customer Service Never had to use them. Similar Products Used: I have used most other makes of fils and none even come close. |
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[Jul 28, 1999]
Susan
Professional
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
Excellent quality, great value ... my favorite film to use!
Weakness:
None! The best film ... my personal favorite ... rich colors, great value and wonderful quality! Customer Service Never used Similar Products Used: Fuji, Agfa |
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[Jul 28, 1999]
Chel Morgan
Casual
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 200
Strength:
I really love this film! The color is really true to life in the photos when you have them developed. It is also a very versatile speed film for all types of lighting. Would highly recommend this film!
Weakness:
Never. This is a great film for taking pictures of any occasion. For memories you don't want to risk losing pictures of, I suggest using this film. You'll be glad you did! Customer Service Never had to call the Kodak 1-800 line. Similar Products Used: Agfa 35 mm, Polaroid 35mm and Fuji 35 mm |