Released as part of a pair with its 100-rated sibling, Kodak Kodacolor 200 supposedly represents the beginning of a new chapter for Eastman Kodak. After a struggle over the rights to distribute its own films, the manufacturer has managed to bring some of those rights back in-house, and has celebrated with two new color film stocks. Well, new-ish.
I went over this in my Kodacolor 100 review, so I’ll be brief – the new films are listed as ‘sub-brands’ of existing Kodak films. So they’re not brand new stocks in the vein of something like Harman Phoenix, but instead are very mildly modified (or, possibly, not really modified at all) versions of existing Kodak films.
