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The film was far more forgiving than I was expecting and gave a mixture of grainy and clean shots - partly user skills as it was the first time using this old camera. I have a 620 colour film equivalent loaded now and can't wait to see how they come out
Absolutely love the quality on this colour film, happy with the results!
The colours in the image were really good; sadly the film jammed half way through and the results deteriorated. But I think this is the camera.
I really love the look and feel of this film. It gives a very nice depth to the colours and is forgiving in bright conditions. I used a 1950s Kodak Brownie Six-20 box camera and had an absolute blast shooting this film. It is becoming very difficult to find films already spooled onto 620 spools and it can be a pain to get 120 film either onto a 620 spool or adjust the 120 spool to fit into a 620 camera, so it is very encouraging to see 620 film for sale.
Put this film in an ancient Kodak folding camera. Results mixed at best!!
My dad found his old camera and wanted to show his granddaughter how it worked and how loves it!
Came across a 1940s Brownie camera chambered in 620 but finding that film is near impossible unfortunately. This product fitted absolutely flawlessly, I've just had the photos developed and to my delight it all works perfectly. Highly recommended.
Excellent service, speedy delivery of this film. Was part of a birthday gift so haven't seen the results yet. Very friendly but professional & knowledgeable couple. Would not hesitate to use them again & have passed their details on to my nephew who was the recipient of the gift.
Hi,
Do you know if I buy the FPP Basic Colour 620 Film ISO 100 where/if I can get it developed in the UK?
Thanks
April Steggles
Heya! Yes you can - most labs that can process colour 120 will be able to do 620.
I'd recommend SilverPan Film Lab or Digitalab! More details here:
https://analoguewonderland.co.uk/pages/where-to-develop
Thanks - Paul
What I would like to buy is a single roll of 620 colour print film on a spool for use in a Kodak No. 2A Folding Autographic Brownie Camera. It seems to me that the 120 film is about 1/4 inch narrower than the 620 spool. Is this correct and will the 120 hand rolled film fit my camera?
If you mean rolling 120 film onto a 620 spool then yes absolutely! That will work well :-)
- Paul
