35mm Films

The classic choice for photographers seeking the authentic analog experience. Whetheryou're rediscovering an old camera roll or just starting your journey with filmphotography, you'll find a diverse selection of camera film roll options righthere. The enduring charm of 35mm film lies in its unique look and thedeliberate process it encourages, bringing a tangible quality to your imagesthat digital can't replicate

At its core, 35mm film is the most popular format for analog photography. It typically comes as a negative film roll, meaning the captured
image appears with inverted colors and brightness, ready for printing or scanning. This photo film roll contains light-sensitive materials, primarily silver-halide crystals suspended in gelatin on a plastic base, which react when exposed to light inside your negative film camera. Each click captures a moment onto the film, creating a latent image that awaits development. While often associated with still photography, the aesthetic roots sometimes borrow from the look of classic movie film roll stocks, offering distinct visual
characteristics.

Our store offers a wide variety of 35mm film to match your creative
style and shooting conditions. You'll find:

• Color Negative Film: Perfect for capturing vibrant hues and natural tones. Options like Kodak ColorPlus 200 offer great results in daylight.
• Black and White Negative Film: Ideal for dramatic contrast, rich tones, and timeless B&W imagery. We stock popular choices like Kodak Professional T-Max 400, Kodak Tri-X 400, Ilford HP5 Plus, and various Lomography options like Lady Grey 400 or Fantome Kino 8.
• Different ISO Speeds: Choose from lower ISO films (like 100 or 200) for bright conditions and fine grain, or higher ISO films (like 400 or 800) for lower light, action shots, or achieving a grainier look. We feature options across this spectrum, including specialty low ISO films like Lomography Babylon Kino 13.
• Whether you need a single camera reel or multi-packs, you can explore brands like Kodak and Lomography. A popular choice remains the versatile Kodak reel, known for its reliable performance.

Selecting the right camera film roll depends on your camera, lighting conditions, and desired aesthetic. Consider the ISO rating based on light availability – lower for sunny days, higher for indoors or overcast weather. Think about whether you want the vividness of color or the classic appeal of black and white.The film roll price can vary depending on the brand, type (color vs. B&W), ISO speed, and number of exposures (typically 36 per roll for 35mm). The camera film roll price reflects these features, with professional-grade or specialty
films often costing more. You can compare the camera roll price across different options, including the Kodak camera reel price, right here on our category page. We make it easy to buy camera film that fits both your artistic needs and your budget. Browse our collection today and load your film reel camera with fresh stock! Using an old camera film roll or trying a brand-new emulsion, the magic of 35mm awaits.