Yes Supreme 200

A 200 speed color film from Yes, with almost no public documentation. The name is cheerful. The emulsion is a mystery.

How it behaves

A boutique color negative, sold as a 36-exposure 35mm roll. Shoot at box speed in good light. Treat the first roll as a test and do not trust it with important frames yet. One naming caution: the batch name Yes Supreme 200 could not be verified word for word, and this page maps it to the Yes!Star 200 film sold by boutique retailers. The base emulsion and color balance are not disclosed. This roll is an Ogden Christmas Village night walk, shot well past what a 200 should handle, and the neon held.

Questions people ask

Is Yes Supreme 200 good for travel?

It is documented for daylight shooting, everyday carry, and travel. At ISO 200 it wants good light, and the first roll should be treated as a test.

What is actually known about Yes Supreme 200?

The speed, the 35mm 36-exposure format, and retailer availability. The base emulsion and color balance are not disclosed, and the exact product name could not be verified.