Analogue film

Analogue film offers a tangible and unique approach to photography, capturing light and moments with a distinct character. Unlike digital sensors, film records images through a chemical process, resulting in a depth and texture often sought after by photographers. Whether you're documenting everyday life, exploring artistic expression, or preserving memories, film provides a rewarding experience from composition to development. It encourages a more deliberate and thoughtful approach to image-making, fostering a deeper connection with each shot.

When selecting analogue film, a key consideration is its light sensitivity, often expressed as an ISO or ASA rating. Films with lower ISO values, such as 100 or 200, are ideal for bright conditions and offer finer grain and richer color saturation. Higher ISO films, like 400 or 800, excel in low-light environments or for capturing fast-moving subjects, though they may exhibit more visible grain. You can use this property to filter your options, ensuring the film you choose is well-suited to your intended shooting conditions and desired aesthetic.

Our selection includes a diverse range of analogue films from renowned manufacturers. Kodak offers the popular Gold 200, known for its warm tones and versatility. Ilford's HP5 Plus 400 135/36 is a classic black and white film, favored for its wide tonal range and excellent pushability. Fujifilm presents the Fujicolor C200 135/36, a reliable choice for vibrant colors. Agfaphoto provides the APX 400 135/36, a black and white film with a traditional look. Harman Photo introduces the Phoenix II 200 135/24, a color film with a unique aesthetic. more