Kono releases new color negative film KonoColor200

Kono Manufaktur (Germany) releases new color negative film KonoColor 200, which uses a new formula developed by a German partner. Kono independently designs equipment to complete the packaging, reflecting the ingenuity of film photography. The film is ISO 200, suitable for C-41 processing process, and is available in 36-sheet recycling roll version and 30.5-meter bulk version, suitable for ordinary users and DIY players.

In 2025, the German UNESCO Committee listed film photography as an intangible cultural heritage. To commemorate this honor, Kono launched this film to pay tribute to the beauty of traditional photography.

Kono was founded in 2014. In the early days, it used movie film to modify and produce film. Since 2015, it has developed original emulsions and launched a variety of style films such as Galaxy, Candy, Mirage, etc. Color 200 is its 45th product. The company said that this marks a new milestone of global firsts, and the next "analog innovation" film is also under development.