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Mr. Negative Tattoo Flash 200 - 35mm 36 Exposure Film

Mr. Negative Tattoo Flash 200 - 35mm 36 Exposure Film - Main image
$9.89 $16.49 In stock

Category: Film


Mr. Negative Tattoo Flash 200 is a 35mm color negative film made to move seamlessly between lighting conditions without compromise. With ISO 200 sensitivity, it performs excellently in studio lighting and natural daylight, capturing sharp images with rich color saturation and fine grain structure.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Riley T. ★★★★★

I love how this ISO 200 film handles everything from bright sun to overcast days without me having to adjust my settings. The colors stayed true in the studio, which is exactly what I needed.

Penelope ★★★★★

I've been testing this film in mixed lighting—from a cloudy park to a dim cafe—and every frame held its color perfectly, even without flash. The ISO 200 sensitivity handled the shifts without me having to adjust settings between shots. Definitely adding another roll to my next order.

Emily X. ★★★★★

Shot a whole set of flash portraits with this roll, then took the same camera outside for golden hour without changing anything—the ISO 200 really did just move seamlessly between both. Colors stayed punchy and natural in studio and daylight, which is exactly what I needed for a mixed shoot.