Gold 200 past its date. Expired color film shifts and fades in unpredictable ways. Sometimes magenta, sometimes washed out, sometimes perfect.

How it behaves

This roll is expired, so overexpose by a stop or two depending on age and storage. Cold stored rolls hold up best. The fresh film is warm and consumer-friendly with a nostalgic cast, and it handles one to two stops over well. With an expired roll, embrace whatever it gives you.

Questions people ask

Is expired Gold 200 predictable?

No. Expired color film shifts and fades in unpredictable ways. It can go magenta, wash out, or come out perfect.

How should you expose expired Gold 200?

Overexpose by a stop or two depending on age and storage. Cold stored rolls hold up best.

Is Gold 200 available in 120?

No. The documented formats for this stock are 35mm only, with no 120.

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