Title: Avoid
Product review: Kodak Gold is a cheap color print film, and it shows.This is a horrible film for nature photography. Greens are dull, usually faded or washed out. Yellow off-color is common.To me, the film comes off as contrasty and lacking saturation (two things you don't want together). Color is anything but vivid.As a plus, skin color is usually acceptable in sunlight. Indoors, color drifts. Grain is usually acceptable, better some. Other than that, it's cheap. Those are the only positives I've seen with this film.I've had much better results shooting Fuji Superia. It's a better film in effectively every regard -- better color, better contrast, and is also cheap. Superia tends to favor cool colors, so may drift blue rather than yellow..I am an amateur photographer, so I'm likely more critical about what I use than most. Here's my flickr: flickr.com/photos/thtroyer/ Almost all of my photos are labeled with what camera/lens/film they were shot with.
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