Choose your film format and type
Whether you are loading a 35mm camera, a medium-format back or a large-format holder, the first step is picking the right film. For black-and-white work, the Kodak TMax Pro 100 is a continuous-tone panchromatic negative film supplied as a 120 pack of five rolls, while the Rollei RPX 25 comes as 4×5in sheets for large-format cameras. Both are low-to-medium speed options for detailed subjects.
For colour print film, the Candido 50D Colour is a daylight-balanced ISO 50 film built on VISION3 motion picture technology, available in 35mm 36 exposures. The Kodak ColorPlus 200 is a budget-friendly all-round colour print film also in 35mm 36 exposures, best suited to good lighting conditions.
Browse the full selection of black-and-white film and colour print film to compare speeds and formats.
Processing and handling essentials
Once you have exposed your film, the CineStill DF 96 Monobath Developer & Fixer is a ready-to-use single-step solution for black-and-white processing. For traditional developers, the Ilford ID11 Film Developer is a fine-grain developer supplied in 5L. Keep negatives clean with Fotospeed FC50 Film Cleaner Liquid or Kaiser Anti-Static Gloves to avoid dust and fingerprints during handling. Explore processing chemicals and film cleaning supplies for your workflow.
