Backside of a temple building in Tràng An, Vietnam.
📸 Yashica Mat 124G
🎞️ Lucky Color 200
🧪 Filmuncle (Taipei, Taiwan)
📠 Noritsu (lab scan)
🗓️ March 2026
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Dimitri just tested Lucky C200, the new color-negative film with a really unique look. He even puts it side-by-side with Kodak Gold, can spot which is which? via @analog_cafe
https://www.analog.cafe/r/lucky-c200--vs-kodak-gold-nwaq
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Lucky C200 (乐凯 C200, p.: Lè Kǎi) is a new colour-negative film manufactured in China. The technology behind it may or may not be stemming from Kodak’s short-lived collaboration with Lucky in the early 2000s — but as you’ll soon see, it looks very different from anything else on the market today. This article will examine Lucky C200’s colours, grain, contrast, and saturation — as well as physical properties against one of Kodak’s best-known affordable films: Kodak Gold .