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Color negative

Fujifilm C200,
on your photo

The frame as it came off the card: a woman resting in hard sun on a pale blue towel
A woman resting in hard sun on a pale blue towel, as a C200 colour print: warm skin, cool green in the shadows, and coarse grain across the frame

Cheap Fuji color on a bright, red-forward paper. Cool green shadows against warm skin, and coarse grain. Open a photo and it comes back as a C200 print, grain and all. Free in your browser. Nothing uploads.

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Printed on
Kodak Professional Supra Endura
Grain
Coarse
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Printed on Kodak Professional Supra Endura

The same frame as it came off the card, and as a C200 print. A colour negative is orange and reversed. The picture you look at is the print made from it on colour paper, and the paper sets its colour and contrast too. Here C200 lands on Kodak Supra Endura, a bright paper that leans red. Pro 400H is the Fuji film you see on Crystal Archive. In the tool, hold V or the compare button to see your own photo both ways.

The frame as it came off the card
As shot
The same frame as a C200 print
C200 · Supra Endura

Every C200 print on this page is made by the simulation from published measurement data, and its grain is set by eye. The curves are measured profiles by Andrea Volpato, from the open spektrafilm project. They are used unmodified, under CC BY-SA 4.0, and the credits page carries the full list.

Questions

What does C200 do to a photo?

It gives you Fuji colour on a bright paper. The shadows go cool and green, skin stays warm, and coarse grain sits over the whole frame. In the tool, hold V to see the photo as it was.

Why Supra Endura and not a Fuji paper?

Supra Endura is a bright paper that leans red, and C200 is printed on it for that look. Pro 400H is the Fuji film you see on Crystal Archive, Fuji's own paper.

Can I turn the grain down?

There is no grain slider. C200 is coarse, and only Portra 800 has more among the colour negatives. Pick Pro 400H in the tool if you want finer grain.

Can I try another film on the same photo?

Yes. The film list in the tool swaps it for any of the other ten.

Does my photo get uploaded?

No. The browser reads the file from your computer, does all the work on your own device, and writes a new file back. Nothing is posted anywhere, and your original is never changed.

C200,
on your photo.

Open a photo and it comes back as a C200 print. Free, in your browser, and nothing uploads.

Try it on our photo