FPP Basic B&W - 620 Film

I "field tested" a vintage box brownie, so the light leaks gave an interesting addition. Being an old point and shoot I liked the output on this film.
Given how difficult it is to find 620 film, this was fabulous!
Film was developed by Analogue Wonderland, then scanned using the DigitaLIZA and my Samsung S22 Ultra.

Expensive but it’s one of the only places to get 620 film which I needed to bring my brownie box camera back to life.
I used this for a uni project on a sense of place, that place being an old graveyard dating back to 1610, it looks great and no one else will have photography like this. Really gets the eerie vibe I was going for.
I had some trouble using the camera and had to respool this film onto the one in the camera already which I haven’t seen other people do in videos but honestly I’ve never worked with film before so maybe that’s on me

As other reviews have mentioned, this is re-spooled Delta 100, which is an excellent emulsion and generally a good choice for the cameras this would likely be used in. It's great to see older film formats being supported and gives us young'uns a chance to try out some early consumer cameras. Highly recommended for anyone looking to resurrect an old Brownie or similar :)

Respooled Delta 100, which is just a lovely film to start with, and the easiest way to get a "spare" 620 reel to start rolling your own.

Only reason I've knocked a star off is that I didn't know it was Delta 100 until is finished the roll and saw the end tape.

Having used my Six-20 Popular Brownie for the first time, I was really worried about what to expect. When the results were in, I was over the moon! An early 1940’s camera with the perfect film to recreate those bygone and retro style shots. I’m completely in ore of the quality of this film and I have no doubts where I’m going to order some more. Thank you analogue wonderland for letting me take a step back in time.

It's been way too many years since I did any film photography and then it was only ever 35mm. But for sentimental reasons I recently purchased a vintage medium format camera and tentatively used this film. Due to my old man's eyesight, I managed to waste some frames as I couldn't read through the red indicator windows properly, but despite this I was so pleased with the results I did get. The film is very forgiving and without the need to re-roll, its gets 10/10 for ease of use. If you haven't tried 620 shooting before, I definitely recommend trying this first, however I have ordered some 120 for next time, so wish me luck.

If like me you have an old box brownie camera sitting around on a shelf at home gathering dust, I would recommend buying a couple of rolls of this re-spooled Kodak T-Max 100. I found it to be very forgiving of my ineptitude with the brownie, producing some reasonable shots at the first time of asking.
The only down side being that with the 6x9 format I ran out of film just as I was beginning to get into my swing.

not shot on it yet but it fits nicely in a 620 film camrea

This company and user friendly site made it so easy for me to buy and load the film for a lovely vintage brownie. First time I've used one, just need to get the film developed now. Can't wait!

Great communication

Very Happy with the product.
Would be happy to buy again.

Let me first of all congratulate you on the speed of your sending and the quality of the packaging of the films. These films are intended for the realization of portraits, in particular during a big family celebration (where the "same" portraits will be produced with 620, 120, 24x36 and digital). But restrictions linked to the pandemic are delaying the project.
The device used, for the 620, will be a Kinax III ... in perfect condition.

I wanted to try out a camera I had been given and ordered the film. I slowly rolled through and missed the number 1 picture as to me it didn't look like number 1 enough. I also missed half of the number 8 as I was a bit distracted. I haven't developed it yet but hope it should come out ok

Very prmpt and professionally packed. Havent used the film yet but looking forward to it!