KONO! Boo 200

The KONO! Boo 200 is a color negative film. KONO! uses its brand for distribution, but is not the manufacturer of the product. It is not known who produced the film.

The Boo 200 is a film for color photography. The manufacturer specifies the sensitivity as ISO 200. The ISO value indicates how sensitive the film material is to light. The ISO value influences the sensitivity of a film to light. A higher value leads to a higher sensitivity.

The special feature of the film is that it was pre-exposed by Kono. This means that small illustrations were exposed over the entire roll of film. So you can find illustrations of ghosts, bats, pumpkins and spider webs. This makes it the perfect choice for shooting on Halloween.

Development of the film

The effect film is developed normally using the C-41 process. The C-41 development is a standardized process offered at most photo labs and produces almost identical results, regardless of the lab.

Alternatively, you can develop the film at home with the appropriate chemistry and necessary supplies and receive the film strips with your own images. These can be digitized either as prints in the lab or by scanning to be used for digital purposes.

Many photo labs offer digitization of negatives as an add-on option, but you can also use a scanner for home use. The digitized photos can then be shared on social media or further edited.

Formats

The Boo 200 is only available for 35mm format. With one copy of the film, you can take 24 photos. The cartridge of the film is DX encoded. There are many cameras to choose from for the 35mm format, including those from well-known manufacturers such as Zenit, Nikon, and Contax that produce or have produced specifically for this film.

Storage

Storage of film requires optimal conditions, so it should be protected from moisture and direct sunlight. The ideal environment for long-term storage is cool and dry. To preserve the quality of the films, it is recommended to develop exposed films as soon as possible to avoid losses.