Kodak Gold 100

Gold's slower sibling. Finer grain than Gold 200 with the same warm family look.

How it behaves

Needs good light at ISO 100. It is a nice pick for bright days when you want the Gold look with less grain. Vivid warm colors, fine grain, and high sharpness, optimized for daylight and electronic flash. It is expired-only now. Results depend on age and storage. Start by overexposing about one stop per decade past expiry and expect color shifts.

Questions people ask

Is Gold 100 still made?

No. It is listed as discontinued, sold circa 1997-2007. Fresh Gold 200 is the closest current equivalent.

How do you shoot expired Gold 100?

Overexpose about one stop per decade past expiry as a starting point. Expect color shifts and contrast changes. Results depend on storage.

Gold 100 or Gold 200?

Gold 100 is finer grained and slower. Gold 200 is fresh, faster, and easier to use every day.