Fujifilm Fujicolor Super HG 200 (수퍼 HG) — Korean Market Edition — 135-36
Entry/Object ID
576
Tags
Interesting
Description
This heavily weathered canister is a Korean domestic market edition of Fujifilm's Super HG (High Grade) 200 — one of Fujifilm's finest consumer color negative films of the era.
The label reads:
수퍼 HG — Super HG (Super High Grade)
후지칼라필 — Fujicolor Film (후지칼라필름 truncated)
칼라사진 인화용 — For Color Photo Printing
현상 CN-16 — Process CN-16 (Japan's domestic processing standard, equivalent to C-41)
The CN-16 process notation alongside the standard C-41 is particularly significant — it confirms this canister was produced during the era when Japan and Korea maintained parallel domestic processing standards alongside the international C-41 chemistry. CN-16 was Fujifilm's proprietary process specification used in Japanese and Korean photo labs before full C-41 standardization.
CA 135 DXF / CA-36 / ISO 200/24 on the side strip documents the DX coding specifications — 135 format, 36 exposures, ISO 200.
The condition of this canister is itself significant. The heavy rust and patina on the top and bottom caps, the worn label edges — this is a canister that has genuinely aged. It is not a pristine collectible but a survivor. That honest wear makes it one of the most visually compelling pieces in the Film Vault — it looks exactly like what it is: a piece of film history that has lived its full life.
