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19 products from 3 brands, including Kodak, Polaroid, Ilford. Prices from $16.95 to $182.95, including GST. 4 ship within 1-2 business days.

Shop film for analogue photography, instant prints and creative projects. This category includes 35mm roll film, other roll and sheet film, and instant film from Kodak, Polaroid and Ilford. Choose colour or black and white film, then match the format and film speed to your camera, lighting conditions and preferred look.

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About the Film range

Start with the film format your camera accepts. Common 35mm film is also called 135 film and is loaded into compatible 35mm cameras. Check ISO, or film speed, next. ISO 200 suits bright daylight, while ISO 400 gives more flexibility in shade, indoors or with faster shutter speeds. Compare colour negative and black and white film, exposure count, single rolls or multipacks, and whether you need standard or professional film. Instant film is selected by camera format, colour or monochrome finish, and the number of exposures per pack.

Check your camera manual before ordering, especially for instant film. Polaroid 600 film is designed for 600-series cameras, while i-Type cameras can also use 600 film. A common mistake is confusing 35mm film with 120 roll film or sheet film, which require different cameras and processing. This range is organised into Roll & Sheet Film and Instant Film. Product titles identify format, ISO, colour, exposure count and pack quantity, so check each detail rather than relying on the brand name alone.

Film questions

What film should I use in a 35mm camera?

Use 35mm film, also known as 135 film, if your camera is designed for 35mm cartridges. ISO 200 is suitable for bright outdoor conditions, while ISO 400 is more versatile in changing light. Check whether you want colour negative or black and white film before ordering.

Is Kodak Gold 200 the same size as Kodak UltraMax 400?

Both are commonly available as 35mm roll film, but they have different ISO ratings. Kodak Gold 200 is slower and suited to brighter conditions. Kodak UltraMax 400 is faster and offers more flexibility in lower light. Confirm the format and exposure count in the product title.

Can I use Polaroid 600 film in an i-Type camera?

Yes. Polaroid 600 film can be used in compatible i-Type cameras. The film includes a battery for cameras that need one, while i-Type cameras have their own power source. Confirm that your camera accepts the 600 format before purchasing, as instant film formats are not interchangeable.

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