Medium Format Film Photography
High Quality film photography is here.
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of 120 film.
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BEST-SELLING: Kodak Gold - 120 Film
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How do you want to shoot Medium Format?
120 Film Perfect for Landscapes
These films are suited to shooting rugged landscapes or nature scenes where the uncontrolled forces of nature bring forward brilliant pictures.
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120 Film Perfect for Portraits
Portrait photography is a beautiful way of encapsulating and capturing precious, random moments where skin tones are natural, eyes sparkle and emulsions 'glow' with the presence of the subject.
Photographing weddings, special occasions or simply want to do some headshots? These are the films to load.
120 Film Perfect for Street Photography
These films are suited to the varied nature of street photography, whether that's city scenes, on-the-move sequences or larger-than-life social portraits - these films are designed to bring out the best in those random encounters.
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120 Film Perfect for Architecture
These films are amazing at capturing the man-made beauty of architecture.
Looking to capture some Eastern European Brutalist buildings, the Sagrada Familia or maybe even the Birmingham City Centre Library in a breathtaking shot? Or have you found a dilapidated structure that is begging to be 'rescued' in film forever? These are the choice films for you.
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Two ways to see the world
Colour vs Black & White
Go colour for warmth, nostalgia, and lifelike detail - or choose Black & White for striking contrast and timeless mood.
Whether you’re capturing golden hour or gritty street scenes, the film you pick shapes the story you tell.
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Where's My Film? 🤔 Live Film Developing Tracking!
Turnaround went up at the end of summer. Here's what happened, how fast the WonderLab is now, and how our new Development Tracker shows exactly where your film is and when your scans are due.
Souping Film: Meredith's Recipes, Risks and Happy Accidents
Souping film means soaking a roll in tea, lemon juice, bath bombs or even canal water so the soup paints its own colours over your photos. Community photographer Meredith Rose shares her first recipe, her favourite soups, and how to soup safely without upsetting your camera or your lab.
CineStill 800T at Night: The Bright Lights of Luxembourg's Funfair
Shooting film at night can feel like a leap of faith, which is exactly what CineStill 800T was made for. Our Analogue Adventurer Masha had been saving a roll in her fridge for the perfect moment, and Luxembourg's enormous Schueberfouer funfair turned out to be it! She also slipped in a few frames of Kodak 800 for a fun comparison. Let's see how she got on after dark...