The Club Color NCS 200 is a color negative film. The film was sold by Bertelsmann. Furthermore, there was an ISO 100 and an ISO 400 version.
The sensitivity of the film is specified as ISO 200. It is the basis for color pictures. If you photograph with it today, you should overexpose it. The reason is that over the years film material loses sensitivity. The film is developed for photos in daylight.
The Club Color NCS 200 is developed using the C-41 process. The color negative process is standardized. It is offered by the vast majority of photo labs. Development at drugstores is therefore also possible. With the appropriate photochemistry, home development is also possible.
The color negative film was available for 35 mm cameras. The color negative film is no longer produced today. Today, as an alternative, you can reach for Kodak Gold 200*, for example. It delivers solid color images and has a film speed of ISO 200. The film is processed after exposure in the C-41 process.
Sample photos
The pictures were taken with the Olympus OM-2. The film had been expired for twenty years at the time the picture was taken. The film was developed in the C-41 process.
