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Here at Analogue Wonderland we sell every type of film for photography - from 35mm and 120 film to 110, 127, 620, 4x5 and even 8x10 sheet film. You can buy black and white film, slide film, Polaroid packs, infrared film, and a number of specialist films not available anywhere else - perfect as gifts for film photographers!
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Analogue Adventures: A Black and White Beginner in the Lakes
Masha is back! Our first returning adventurer, and this time she's taking some bold steps. Her first EVER roll of black and white film (Ilford HP5 obv 😅) and her first EVER half-frame camera (the Pentax 17!) Let's find out how she got on in the glorious Lake District in Spring... over to you Masha!

Analogue Adventures: Disney World and Half Frame 🌈🏰
Alex Vye thought that Disney World would be an amazing opportunity to double up on photos with a half-frame film camera...and he was RIGHT!

































































































