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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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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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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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Analogue Adventures: A Black and White Beginner in the Lakes
Masha is back! Our first returning adventurer, and this time she's taking some bold steps. Her first EVER roll of black and white film (Ilford HP5 obv 😅) and her first EVER half-frame camera (the Pentax 17!) Let's find out how she got on in the glorious Lake District in Spring... over to you Masha!
Analogue Adventures: Disney World and Half Frame 🌈🏰
Alex Vye thought that Disney World would be an amazing opportunity to double up on photos with a half-frame film camera...and he was RIGHT!
Analogue Adventures: Pinhole Selfies with Jed Pearson
Jed Pearson takes (at least) one selfie on every roll of film he puts through his pinhole camera and has ended up with a mini-project. This project has really helped Jed to think more closely about subject matter, composition and utilising the characteristics of pinhole to get the best results.