I used Kodak Gold 200 35mm film, a roll (24 exposures) of which costs $6 / £8 on average. Developing film costs $20 / £17 on average which, in the long run, can become expensive.

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The Kodak brand is far from what it once was, with its name licensed for a wide range of products well beyond cameras and ...

Granted, it’s a 35mm film, not a camera. But it also feels like the first Leica product that’s accessible enough for stills photographers to use o ...

TTArtisan’s LED light that looks like a 35mm film roll now comes in color. The original TTArtisan LED fake film roll was already cute when it looked Kodak-ish and just shined white light, but ...

Here are the best 35mm film options to use in 2024. ... While the next Kodak film doesn't get quite as much love as the Portra, ... and a single roll can cost you nearly $30.

While its ambitious storytelling and performances have captivated audiences, the film’s cinematography, directed by DP Lol Crawley BSC, truly sets it apart. Shot primarily on Kodak 35mm film in ...

Kodak’s most popular roll film is available in 160, 400 and 800 ISO but the 400 is the most versatile of the bunch, ... Black and White 35mm Film: The Picks Kodak Tri-X 400 B&H Photo. Best Black and ...

The Kodak EKTAR H35 is a half-frame camera, which means it'll produce smaller photos. A 35mm roll of film usually produces 36 photos, but with this camera, you can snap 72 on a single roll of film.