Kodak ADVANTiX 200 135-25 (3 Pack), 200 ASA (1361682)

Pros: Maximum photo taking versatility; produces high quality color prints; economical.

Cons: Only for use with Advantix/APS cameras; try a single pack first to find preferred speed.

The Bottom Line: Stock up and save by purchasing the Kodak Advantix 200 APS Film 25-Shots (3-pk) and always have a spare roll on hand to capture those precious memories.

Review: It is officially that time of year again. Summer vacations are beginning, so that means it is time to stock up on plenty of film. Several years ago, we received our first Advantix type camera as a gift and completely wore that thing out. Then...

Pros: Easy to use and produces great photos

Cons: Cost

The Bottom Line: Kodak Advantix 200 Film is a wonderful everyday film that works equally as well outdoors or indoors with a flash.

Review: FINDING THE BEST FILM

My family has multiple different Kodak Advantix cameras in (some picked up on sale for less than $5.00) and have gotten terrific photos from them all!

We all know that while a photograph can be...

Pros: Easy to use. Nice color.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: The color is real and if you shop around, the price can be equal to 35mm.

Review: I have been using an Advantix camera for a few years. I was used to a 35mm SLR and only started using the Advantix because my daughter didn't like the small viewfinder and WDW was nearing. I used another brand, initially, because we got it free. I also...

Pros: Drop-in Film Loading, Three Picture Formats, Good Quality

Cons: More Expensive than 35mm Film

The Bottom Line: I would recommend Kodak Advantix 200 Film because it is very versatile and yields excellent photographs in a variety of settings.

Review: Two years ago I purchased the Olympus NewPic 600 APS Camera (see my review of it) to take with me on my trip to London, England. I chose the APS system over 35mm because I had never been good at changing film and didn't want to worry about whether I had...

Pros: Good, easy to find

Cons: Color unrealistic

The Bottom Line: It's a nice APS film

Review: First I'll say I don't really like 200 speed film, but has anybody noticed how hard 100 is to find? ESPECIALLY in APS! Darnit I wish I'd got a EOS Rebel 2000 instead of an EOS IX Lite (the Rebel is the 35mm version)! Oh well, this is a decent film. Nice...