kodak

A Kodak camera reel, most commonly referring to 35mm film roll products, represents a legacy of photographic innovation. Known for consistent results, beautiful color rendition in their color negative film, and rich tones in their black and white film roll options, Kodak has powered countless photographic journeys. Using a Kodak reel connects you to this history, whether you're using a brand new negative film camera or breathing life into an old camera reel found in a vintage film roll camera. It’s the quintessential analog film roll experience.

We stock a variety of popular
Kodak camera film roll options to suit different needs and budgets. You'll find: 

• Kodak ColorPlus 200: A versatile and affordable color negative film,
  great for general daylight shooting.
• Kodak Gold 200: Known for its warm tones and excellent sharpness, ideal
  for portraits and everyday moments.
• Kodak UltraMax 400: A higher ISO color film perfect for lower light conditions or capturing action.
• Kodak Tri-X 400: A legendary black and white film roll celebrated for
  its classic grain structure and wide exposure latitude.
• Kodak T-Max (100 & 400): Professional B&W films known for extremely fine grain and high sharpness.
• Kodak Portra (e.g., 800): Professional color films favored for their beautiful skin tone reproduction and fine grain, even at higher ISOs.

While our main focus here is the popular 35mm film format, Kodak's history also includes other formats like 120 film roll and Super 8mm film for movies, showcasing their wide influence across film types, sometimes even inspiring the look of modern movie film roll emulations.

Selecting the right Kodak camera reel depends on your camera type (film for vintage camera or modern models), lighting conditions, and the look you want. Consider the ISO speed: lower numbers (like 100 or 200) are best for bright light, while higher numbers (400 or 800) excel in dimmer situations.

Check the Kodak camera reel price for different stocks – the film price varies based on whether it's consumer-grade (like ColorPlus) or a professional film roll (like Portra). You can compare the camera roll price and camera reel price easily on this page. We list the film roll price for single rolls and sometimes offer multipacks or bulk film rolls for better value. Ready to capture some memories? It's easy to buy camera film from our curated Kodak selection. Forget that old camera roll sitting in a drawer (unless it's an expired film roll you plan to experiment with!) and load up with a fresh negative film roll today.