Four Films - BUT what's the difference?

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Kodacolor 200, Lucky C200, Opticolor 200, and Harman Phoenix II — four 200 ISO color film stocks shot side by side to find out if budget 200 speed film actually looks different, or if we're all just telling ourselves a story.
I ran all four through four Nikon bodies — the N2000, F3, FM10, and FA — with identical settings, same lab development, same scans. We test color character, exposure latitude from plus four to minus four stops, highlight retention, grain, and how each film handles direct sun and flare. Some of these stocks you've probably never shot. One of them surprised me more than I expected.
If you've been curious about shooting Lucky C200, wondering whether Opticolor is worth hunting down, or trying to figure out where Harman Phoenix II fits into your kit — this is the best 200 ISO film comparison I could put together.

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🎞️ Films tested: Kodak Kodacolor · Lucky C200 · Opticolor 200 · Harman Phoenix II
📷 Cameras: Nikon FA · Nikon F3 · Nikon Fm10 · Nikon N2000

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