The Coopcolor 200 is a color negative film. The film was sold by Coop. Konica probably filled the cartridge for the Swiss retail group.
The film has a nominal speed of ISO 200, and can be used to take color pictures. If you expose it today, you should overexpose it. Since the film material loses sensitivity over time. It should be used in daylight.
The development of the Coopcolor 200 must be done in the C-41 process. The color negative process is standardized. Development is offered by most laboratories. Coopcolor 200 can also be handed in for development at DM and Rossmann. With the appropriate chemistry, it can also be developed at home.
The Coopcolor 200 was manufactured for 35 mm cameras. The color negative film is no longer produced. Today, as an alternative, you can reach for the Kodak Gold 200*, for example. This film for color images has a sensitivity of ISO 200 and is for 35mm cameras. The development is done in the C-41 process.
