Photographic Film Reviews

In this blog we dive into what Ilford claim to be the world's fastest black and white film! Ilford Delta 3200 is the fastest sibling of the Delta range but still promises beautiful photographs with fine grain and great contrast, even in low light.

revolog SnoVlox. A limited edition winter film that will transport you into a winter (or analogue) wonderland by scattering beautiful snowflakes across your photographs ❄️

In this blog learn all about this crazy experimental upside-down film that is Lomography Redscale! We dive into what redscale film means, its unique red-toned aesthetic, and how it works.

This film review takes a look at one of Ilford's newer 35mm emulsions, Ilford Ortho Plus 80, a high resolution orthochromatic film.

In this blog read all about one of the most 'normal' films from the Film Washi brand, Washi Z, a near infrared film that promises good contrast and great tonal separation.

In this blog read all about FPP Wolfman 35, a panchromatic black and white film with good contrast, soft grain and a wonderful aesthetic, perfect for Halloween season!

In this film review we talk about AgfaPhoto APX 400. Read on to find out more about this high speed, flexible film and the best tips and tricks for shooting it!

This film review gives an overview into Street Candy's second film- MTN100. Read this blog to hear all about the Street Candy brand, more this medium contrast cinematic film and of course Street Candy's signature recycled and recyclable cardboard packaging!

This blog gives an excellent overview into our first Wonderbox expired film- Fujifilm Superia X-Tra 400.

This film review gives an overview into HP5 Plus, a staple black and white emulsion with large grain structure and a wonderful vintage feel. We look back at when this film started and what makes it a favourite of beginner and professional film shooters alike.

This film review gives an overview into another of revolog's special effects film, this time being revolog streak! We take a look at this unique film and the interesting vintage aesthetic it can add to your film photography.

This film review gives an overview into this special limited edition colour film from Silberra. We take a look at the interesting features of this high resolution film and the best tips for shooting it from Silberra themselves!