35mm Color Negative Film GT Photo GT24FILM ISO 200, 24 exposures

GT Photo GT24FILM is a 35mm color negative film with ISO 200 sensitivity and 24 exposures per roll. Designed for general daylight and mixed-light shooting, the film delivers natural color rendering with moderate grain structure. It is intended for standard C-41 processing and provides consistent results across everyday photography situations including travel, portraits and landscapes.

Advantages

The film balances fine grain and color fidelity for natural-looking images under typical outdoor and indoor lighting. ISO 200 sensitivity offers workable exposure latitude in daylight and mixed-light conditions, while the 24-exposure roll provides a compact option for short shoots or experimental use. GT Photo GT24FILM yields predictable color shifts and tonality compatible with standard C-41 lab processing.

Suitable for

• Everyday street and travel photography
• Portraits in natural light or softly diffused shade
• Landscape and urban scenes shot in daylight
• Learning film exposure and development with small rolls

Key specifications

• Format: 35mm (135) film
• Light sensitivity: ISO 200
• Number of exposures: 24 frames per roll
• Color type: Color negative (C-41 process)
• Grain: Moderate grain structure suitable for enlargement to typical print sizes

How to use

Load the 35mm roll into any compatible 135 film camera according to the camera manufacturer’s instructions. Meter or set exposure for ISO 200; when shooting in varied lighting, consider exposing for highlights or using a one-stop exposure adjustment to preserve detail. After finishing the roll, unload in subdued light to avoid fogging and send the film for standard C-41 processing at a laboratory, or develop it using home C-41 chemistry following the chemical manufacturer’s instructions.

Recommendations

For best results, use GT Photo GT24FILM outdoors in daylight or in controlled mixed-light situations. When photographing portraits, position subjects in soft or open shade to reduce harsh contrast. Store unexposed and processed film in a cool, dry place to maintain color stability and minimize base fog.