Camera Film + Darkroom

Here you will find black and white negative films for 35mm cameras. A range of ISO speeds are available from ultra high resolution ISO 20 Adox CMS 20 to high speed ISO 3200 ISO Ilford Delta 3200.

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Here you will find colour negative films for 35mm cameras. A range of ISO speeds are available from ultra fine grain ISO 100 Ektar to high speed ISO 800 ISO Fuji Superia.

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In this category you will find transparency films, also know as reversal and slide films, for 35mm cameras. Transparency films can be either process paid or non process paid so please check the product description before ordering to ensure the correct film is being ordered.

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120 roll film is used by medium format cameras such as the Mamiya 645 and Bronica ETRSi. It is available in black and white negative, colour negative and colour reversal/transparency formats.

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120 roll film is used by medium format cameras such as the Mamiya 645 and Bronica ETRSi. It is available in black and white negative, colour negative and colour reversal/transparency formats.

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110 is a cartridge based film format introduced by Kodak in 1972. Each frame is 13 x 17 mm and there are 24 frames per cartridge. Manufacture of 110 films was stopped in 2009, however Lomography re-commenced 110 film production in 2011 and now offers a variety of versions.

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127 film was introduced by Kodak in 1912 for using with one of their earliest folding cameras, and it was only discontinued in 1992. Millions of cameras were made using this format across the intervening decades. With an image height of 4cm, the 127 roll film sat nicely between medium format and 35mm, and therefore brought a compromise between image quality and convenience that neither of those formats could match.

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620 film was introduced by Kodak in 1931 as an alternative to 120. 620 film is essentially the same as 120 but on a thinner and narrower spool. Used by many Kodak cameras, it is aso used by many others of the era.

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16mm and 8mm film has been used since the 1920s/30s when Eastman Kodak first introduced the formats.

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APS (Advanced Photo System) film and cameras were introduced in 1996 as an alternative to the traditional 35mm film. Although the system never really caught on APS film is currently still available and can be found in this category.

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Loading your own film saves time and money. You can also load a cartridge with a couple of feet of material and have less exposures so you do not have to wait until the full fledged 36 pictures are exposed.

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This category contains all the hardware you will need to process and develop your own films and prints at home. Developing tanks, trays, tongs, bottles, all of your darkroom essentials.

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In this category you will find various chemicals for developing films and paper, including fixers, developers and stop baths.

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A disposable camera is a perfect table accessory at any party or wedding reception for those great fun, informal shots of your guests enjoying themselves. Great to have in the glove box of your car in case of an accident. Underwater disposable cameras are also available for beach, ski or underwater use. Once you have finished the film, just take the whole camera in to get processed.

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Fotospeed RCVC is a high quality resin coated paper with a generously weighted base, ideal for general purpose printing or fine art printing where a hassel free resin coated base is required. This paper is not only an excellent choice for beginners looking to make their first prints, or improve their darkroom skills, but also for enthusiasts and professionals looking for an alternative to the more mainstream brands. Offered in two surfaces: Gloss or Oyster, the latter offering a degree of sheen and reflectance, similar to Ilford Pearl or Kentmere Fine Lustre.

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Fujicolor Crystal Archive Paper is a silver halide colour paper, designed exclusively to produce high image quality colour prints. This paper incorporates latest silver halide emulsion technology, coupler technology and layer design technology to deliver enhances colour reproduction, white purity, image stability and handling of the photo.

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Ilford offer a large range of black and white photographic paper. Resin coated, fibre based and cotton rag types are all available in a variety of finishes and paper sizes.

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Finally, fresh film is now available for your Minox 8x11mm subminiature spy camera. Blue Moon Camera in the US produce a variety of emulsions including black and white, colour and slide.

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Keep your photos and negatives in top condition by using a dedicated storage solution. In this category you will find negative file pages, binders and envelopes for prints and negatives.

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Rollei Vintage is a black-and-white, variablecontrast enlarging photographic paper on a resincoated (RC) paper base. Its contrast can be varied in a large extent from extra soft up to ultra hard by using colour filters at exposure. The paper is designed for amateur, commercial, artistic, industrial, newspaper, aerial and police photography as well as for other applications.

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Sheet film is used by large format and some medium format cameras. It is supplied on individual sheets of polyester film base rather than rolls. These film sheets measure 10.2 x 12.7cm (4 x 5 inches).

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Sheet film is used by large format cameras. It is supplied on individual sheets of polyester film base rather than rolls. These film sheets measure 12.7 x 17.8cm (5 x 7 inches).

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Sheet film is used by large format cameras. It is supplied on individual sheets of polyester film base rather than rolls. These film sheets measure 20 x 25cm (8 x 10 inches).

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