Find the Right Film for Your Camera
Shop by format to get film that fits - whether you shoot
35mm, medium format, instant, or more.
35mm Film
Fits most cameras and is generally considered the most popular film format. Easy, affordable, versatile.
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120 Film
For Medium format cameras (120/220) if you're looking for higher quality and more detail.
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Large Format Film
Large format smacks of expertise and the ability to develop at home giving you complete and total control of your imagery.
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Instant Film
As the name suggests, this film prints instantly and gives you great results immediately. Great for quick and easy photography.
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Other Formats
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How do you want to shoot your film?
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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Explore our Development Options
Here from Start to Finish
We handle all your development across a wide variety of formats and chemicals, so we're sure to take care of everything after you shoot.
Explore 'Reel' Results
Shot on 35mm
Shot using CineStill 50D - 35mm Film by @northlincs_analogue
Shot on 120
Shot using Portra 400 120 by @Facebook.com/LeeShootsFilm
Shot on Large Format
Shot using Kodak Ektar - 4x5 Film
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Real Living Wage and Lab Pricing Update
We are proud to be a committed affiliate of the Real Living Wage program. Learn what this means, and how lab pricing is changing in April.
Kodak Films vs Kodak Eastman Films - What's Going On?
Those of you who spend lots of time online might have noticed a recent uptick in rumours about Kodak. Specifically there is lots of speculation that European supply of your favourite Kodak films is under threat from a big commercial fallout. This is not true
Exposure Calculations On Your Wrist ⏱️ Introducing A Light Meter Watch
At the recent Photography Show I bumped into an engaging chap called Richard, who showed me an intriguing prototype: a device that both told the time AND the exposure settings for my film camera! So I asked him some questions...