Fujifilm · In production
Fujicolor 200
The friendly everyday budget colour film with Fuji greens.
| ISO / Speed | 200 |
| Type | Color Negative |
| Process | C-41 |
| Formats | 35mm |
| Grain | Fine |
| Exposure latitude | Wide |
| Color cast | Green-leaning，moderate saturation, moderate contrast |
| Brand | Fujifilm |
Generated color character — not a sample photograph
Fujicolor 200 is an affordable ISO 200 daylight colour negative that renders bright, slightly cool images with the classic Fuji lean toward greens and blues. Now produced in the Kodak-made C200-style emulsion for some regions, it remains a value all-rounder for sunny-day shooting.
Character & look
Fujicolor 200 gives clean, fine grain for its speed and a cheerful, punchy palette that favours greens and blues over warm tones. Foliage, skies and everyday scenes look vivid without being oversaturated, while skin tones stay a touch cooler and brighter than Kodak equivalents. Latitude is generous for a consumer film, so mild overexposure is forgiving and shadows hold reasonable detail. It performs best in good daylight and can struggle in low light given its 200 speed. Contrast is moderate, highlights roll off cleanly, and scans require little correction, making it a reliable, wallet-friendly choice for beginners and casual shooters who like a fresh, slightly cool look.
Best for
EverydayTravelLandscapesBeginners
Shooting & development tips
Shoot it in bright daylight where its cool, green-leaning palette shines. Rate at box speed or overexpose by a third of a stop for cleaner shadows; avoid heavily shaded scenes where it can go flat.
FAQ
Is Fujicolor 200 still made by Fujifilm?
Some batches sold as Fujicolor 200 are now produced on a Kodak-made emulsion, though it retains a cooler, greener signature than Kodak Gold.