Best C41

CineStill 800T is a tungsten-balanced ISO 800 C-41 color negative film, adapted from Kodak Vision3 5219 cinema stock for still cameras.

CineStill 50D is a daylight ISO 50 C-41 color negative film, derived from Kodak Vision3 5203 cinema stock with remjet backing removed.

CineStill 400D is a daylight ISO 400 C-41 color negative film introduced in 2022, funded for 35mm, 120, and 4x5 still-camera formats.

Fujifilm Natura 1600 is a Japanese ISO 1600 C-41 color negative film, notable as the high-speed Superia variant sold for low-light compact cameras.

Ilford XP2 Super 400 is a British ISO 400 chromogenic black and white film, introduced in 1998 and processed in standard C-41 chemistry.

Kodak Gold 200 is an ISO 200 consumer C-41 color negative film, a long-running Kodak stock known for general daylight and flash photography.

Ilford XP2 is a British ISO 400 chromogenic black and white film introduced in 1991, succeeding XP1 before XP2 Super arrived in 1998.

Agfacolor Vista 200 was a German ISO 200 C-41 consumer color negative film, part of Agfa's early-2000s Vista range for everyday photography.

Agfacolor Vista 100 was a German ISO 100 C-41 consumer color negative film, sold in the early 2000s with Agfa's Eye Vision technology.

Lomography Color Negative 400 is a general-purpose ISO 400 C-41 color film sold in 35mm and 120, notable as Lomography's mid-speed color stock.

Lomography LomoChrome Purple is a C-41 color negative film introduced in 2013, noted for shifting greens toward purple and magenta.

Lomography Color Negative 800 is an ISO 800 C-41 color film sold in 35mm and 120 formats, notable for higher-speed consumer color photography.

Kodak Pro Image 100 is an ISO 100 C-41 color negative film introduced for warm-climate markets and used for portraits and social events.

Lomography Color Negative 100 is a general-purpose ISO 100 C-41 color film sold in 35mm and 120 formats, aimed at daylight shooting conditions.

Ferrania Solaris 200 was an Italian ISO 200 C-41 color negative film from the 2000s, notable for appearing in 110, 126, 135, and 240 formats.

Ilford XP1 is a British ISO 400 chromogenic black and white film launched at Photokina in 1980 and processed in C-41 chemistry.

Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160 is Eastman Kodak's 2026 ISO 160 professional C-41 color negative name for a Portra-line still film.

Lomography LomoChrome Metropolis is a C-41 color negative film launched in 2019 via Kickstarter, noted for a desaturated palette and ISO 100-400 range.

Kodak Ultramax 400 is an ISO 400 consumer C-41 color negative film, notable as Kodak's faster everyday color print film for varied light.

Ferrania Solaris 100 was an Italian ISO 100 C-41 color negative film sold in the 2000s, also used as white-label consumer film before Ferrania stopped film production.

Kodak Ektacolor Pro 400 is Eastman Kodak's 2026 ISO 400 professional C-41 color negative name for a Portra-line still film.

Lomography LomoChrome Turquoise is a C-41 color negative film first issued as a limited run, noted for orange-to-turquoise color shifts in 35mm and 120.

Kodak Kodacolor 100 is an ISO 100 C-41 consumer color negative film name revived by Eastman Kodak in 2025 for 35mm cameras.

Lomography LomoChrome Color '92 Sun-kissed is an ISO 400 C-41 color film introduced in 2024, adding warmer orange and yellow hues to Color '92.

Fujifilm Fujicolor C200 is a Japanese ISO 200 C-41 color negative film, notable as a budget 35mm stock later replaced in many markets by Fujifilm 200.

Lomography LomoChrome Color '92 is an ISO 400 C-41 color negative film launched in 2023, designed to evoke 1990s consumer-film grain and hues.

Kodak ColorPlus 200 is an ISO 200 consumer C-41 color negative film, sold as a budget Kodak color print stock for general 35mm photography.

Kodak Ektacolor Pro 800 is Eastman Kodak's 2026 ISO 800 professional C-41 color negative name for a high-speed Portra-line film.

KONO! Original Mirage is a creative 35mm color negative film from KONO!, an Austria-based maker of hand-rolled experimental films launched in 2014.