Kodak Reviews

We used the film with a cheap camera on our last trip and I truely didn't have my expections too high but all pictures came out nicely. Pictures we took in the evening did not come out as clear (greyish), possibly due to the quality of the camera. All in all - Strongly recommend.

Kodak makes great film, and Gold Max is one of their best amature films. This film provides maximum versitility for outdoor sports, and for the decently lighted indoor shots. Grain structure is good, holding well up to an 8"x10" print. Best part about this film is the price...I think Kodak and Amazon.com have a real winner here.

The Kodak film is the best there is for developing high quality pictures! The sharpness of the colors can not be beat, however, the price is what may prevent buyers. Amazon's price is the best I've seen for Kodak film but I have had more luck with other brands. I am a beginner and don't have a huge budget for film and have diverted to other products after spending so much on Kodak. I say that if you MUST have quality photographs go with Kodak but if you don't have a large budget look around!

Kodak film makes great pictures, everytime. The colors are vivid and the photos sharp, no matter the camera used. It is for this reason that I rely on Kodak film when I want to record my memories.

I got this film as a free special with the camera I purchased.
How can I complain??? :o)

I have used Kodak Gold for several years without dissappointment. It is the film to use for outdoor, or bright light shooting. The film will give you optimum, vivid coloring when shooting in bright light situations. It is definately the film to use for enlargements.

After trying a few of the more expensive 100 speed films under bright daylight I compared the results to that of this film and was happy to find little to no difference. I had expected the pricier film to have more color saturation or clarity but in the pictures I took I could not detect much difference at all between the pricier film and regular Kodak Gold 100.

You will need to shoot with a flash close to the subject, or under daylight situations, but the clarity and color depth of the pictures you get make it well worth it. I use Kodak Gold 100 Speed film whenever possible now, and my pictures come out great from both my canon rebel eos, and my cheaper canon point and shoot.

After i bought this product i have not used any other brand. Give the best colors and finishing.

this film is good for bright pictures. still, bright, plain pictures. it is not good for action or low light. if you are bying this just because it is cheaper, i would suggest to get the 400 speed. the 400 is the best film for the money.

This is a very good all around film; good for general photography.