35mm Film Photography
Shoot timeless photos with 35mm film.
Explore our ever-growing range
of 35mm films and cameras.
All 35mm Film
BEST-SELLING: Kodak Gold 200 - 35mm Film
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35mm Film Perfect as a Great All-Rounder
These films have proven success in a variety of scenarios, while never being a real master of one thing in particular, they hold their own across a variety of categories. Shooting a busy street scene in one exposure, straight onto a mountain vista in exposure two - the possibilities are endless and versatility is key.
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35mm Film Perfect for Street Photography
These 35mm 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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35mm 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.
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35mm Film Perfect for Landscapes
These 35mm films are suited to shooting rugged landscapes or nature scenes where the uncontrolled forces of nature bring forward brilliant pictures.
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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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Kodak Ultramax vs Kodak Gold: Which Film is Better?
A Massive Camera In The Middle of Stirling: What Could Go Wrong?
Al Dawes set up a Camera Obscura in the middle of Stirling to promote the photography festival - and celebrate the Big Film PhotoWalk, and captured stunning images!
Bristol Half Marathon: Through an Analogue Lens
Masha the Analogue Adventurer takes to the Bristol streets with her cameras to capture the Great Run on 35mm film