Kodak Royal Gold ISO 100 Print Film
Kodak Royal Gold ISO 100 Print Film
USER REVIEWS
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[Jul 30, 2001]
Glenn Hart
Expert
Strength:
Very good color saturation
Weakness:
Tends to be warmer, but that's not always a bad thing. Juding film outside of a lab can always be tricky, so many variables. However, I have to agree with Matt's post. Over the years I have randomly gave Fuji a try, and everytime without fail I have gotten better over-all prints back with Kodak. With one exception... during a visit to a green house in Denver I shot a roll of both Kodak RG and Fuji Reala (both 100iso). In these case Fuji provided better results with exception to close-ups of flowers. From my experiance, Fuji handles green a little better, and mis handles medium bright reds badly. Kodak RG has given me very nice full spectrum color, that is just a tad weaker in greens, but in the finished print looks better (for most of my photo's). But I still carry a roll of Reala for those times I find myself shooting greenery dominate situations. Customer Service N/A Similar Products Used: Multiple |
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[Sep 30, 1999]
j j
Expert
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 100
Strength:
My favorite 100 speed negative colour film. Low grain, good saturation (although a bit much from time to time) and ok lattitude.
Weakness:
I want my Ektar 25 back! In 220, no less! :-) This is where Kodak shows off. The Royal Gold film series is so superior to the "gold" series that I hardly know where to start. I've got quite a few keepers on this stuff. Customer Service No need. Similar Products Used: Agfa, Fuji 100 speed films. |
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[Sep 27, 1999]
pikabike
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 100
Strength:
Fine grain for a 100-speed film, clean colors
Weakness:
None A good film, but not in the same league as Royal Gold 25, which this film purportedly replaces. Similar Products Used: Royal Gold 25 |
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[Sep 17, 1999]
Richard Sidwell
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 100
Strength:
This is an excellent, fine grain color print film.
Weakness:
none This is my favorite print film, though it's a bit slow if you don't use a tripod (I do, see Gitzo). Customer Service none Similar Products Used: fuji |
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[Jul 29, 1999]
Maggie Banda
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 100
Strength:
I like Kodak. It's my favorite type of film because of the quality of color and clarity.
Weakness:
I don't really like to use ASA 100 that much because you're limited to very sunny situations. ASA 200 is better. You're always safe when using Kodak film.Guaranteed high quality prints. Just don't use this speed of film at dusk. Customer Service Never used Similar Products Used: AFGA, FUJI, Costco brand |
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[Jul 26, 1999]
Amir Safavi
Intermediate
Model Reviewed:
Royal Gold ISO 100
Strength:
Nice quality film, cheap
Weakness:
first time tried, darker than expected nice film for all people (sunny Similar Products Used: fuji |