Supasnaps 200 35mm

The Supasnaps 200 35mm is a color negative film. It was offered by Supasnaps in the early 2000s. Supasnaps was a chain of development laboratories in the UK. Films were also offered under the house brand. According to the information on the packaging, the material was produced in the European Union. A possible manufacturer could have been Ferrania from Italy.

The 35mm film delivers classic color images. There was also a version of the film for the APS format.

Film development

After exposure, it is essential to process the footage. The C-41 process used for this ensures that consistent results are achieved when developing color negative film, which is offered by numerous photo laboratories, because it is standardized. In Germany you can hand in the 200 35mm film for development at many large drugstore chains. The final film strips showing the recorded photos represent the end result of this procedure.

As a result, one can choose to print photographs or scan them for digital purposes. Development laboratories often offer the option of making prints of the photos as an additional service.

To digitize the negatives, you can have them captured using a scanner. There are various devices to choose from that differ in their functions and quality and are therefore suitable for all budgets. The digitized images can then be post-processed in programs such as Photoshop before being shared on social networks.

Availability and options

The Supasnaps 200 35mm is only available in 35mm format and offers space for 24 shots. The film cassette is provided with a DX code that carries information about the film’s sensitivity to light and can be read by the camera. A wide range of camera models for this format are offered by various manufacturers such as Nikon, Lomo and Lomography.

There is no longer any fresh material from the film. The production was closed. For 35mm cameras, an alternative to this film would be Kodak Gold 200*.