Candido 35mm C41

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A group called the Candid Collective has started selling colour 35mm film:

Colour Film | Candido

The "Color Film" category offers a range of products that allow photographers to capture vibrant and accurate colors in their images. This category includes 800 ISO color film, 200 ISO color film, and 400 ISO color film, each with their unique features and benefits. 800 ISO color film is a...

www.candidocollective.com

The 200 24exp I looked at is not DX coded but an interesting development especially if they release more at £6.99. They also list 400 & 400C at £7.99 but as "coming soon" with 800 in stock at £8.99.

The Photographers' Gallery has the 200 in stock @£7.99. A Reddit chat has it down as being Fuji 200.

I have no affiliation to any of the above, just came across it on my periodic search to see what, if any, C41 is available to buy.

 

[Flighter]

I've been trying to work out what the Candido 200 film is. Fuji announced a temporary unavailability of colour film (both 135 and 120) in Japan in March. Fuji C200 film seems to have been replaced by Fuij 200 film in other markets and word on the street is that the Fuji 200 is Kodak Gold, packaging states 'Made in the USA'.

Candido 400 and Candido 800 would fit with Kodak Vision 3 250D and 500T respectively with the Remjet removed - think Cinestill. An 800T colour film based on Vision 500T is available in Asia based on this Emulsive thread https://emulsive.org/articles/5-fra...t-nikon-f3-micro-nikkor-55mm-f-2-8-by-wenhong. My understanding is that the difference in speed ratings is a result of the speed gain that comes from cross processing ECN-2 cine film with C41 chemicals.

The 200 could be derived from Vision 3 200T although no speed increase?

Looking at Cinestiil
Vision 3 50D = Cinestill 50D
Vision 250D = Cinestill 400D
Vision 500T = Cinestill 800T