Adox Color Mission 200 is apparently some old film stock which is being sold by a shop in Germany. I wasn’t overly happy with most of the films with a similar background. Will this one change my mind?
Processing (C-41) and scanning was done at urbanfilmlab in Germany, the pictures in this article are from one roll of film.

The Adox Color Mission 200 reminded me a bit of the Kodak Aerocolor/Santa Color due to its very strong reds. I also found it to be a bit high contrast/low dynamic range, similar to the Harman Phoenix 200. Not the ideal choice in case you are looking for a neutral outcome of your pictures. 

It is rather unlikely that I will be buying more rolls of this.

Further Reading

• Analogue Adventures Landing Page
• Leica M lens reviews
• Bokeh explained

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