Kodak Color Plus 200 Review: The Best Film for Street Photography

I began shooting Kodak Color Plus 200 for this review in 2023 -- and without a doubt in my mind, this has to be the best color film for street photography. It simply has so much going for it. There's the beautiful colors, the muted but realistic tones, the grain, the depth, the way that it delivers images that look like familiar Portra but aren't, and the more affordable price tag.

Loaded into a Leica, Kodak Color Plus 200 has the look that I've been craving for years but haven't gotten with my street photography since the older versions of Kodak Ektachrome were around. So if you've been wanting to try soemthing new instead of Cinestill 400D, check this out. .

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