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Buy 35mm film online

35mm is the familiar cassette format used by many film SLRs, rangefinders and compact cameras. Explore colour negative, black and white and slide stocks, and check each listing for format, exposure count and any expiry information.

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Fits your camera

Look for 35mm or 135 in your camera manual. This cassette format is used by most film SLRs, rangefinders and compact cameras.

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Choose your speed

ISO 100 or 200 suits bright daylight. ISO 400 is a versatile starting point for mixed daylight; indoors you may still need flash or a fast lens.

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Count your frames

Check the exposure count on each listing, usually 24 or 36. Half frame cameras can take roughly twice that number.

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Shop 35mm film

21 products · Free Cardiff collection

36135
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Kodak Eastman UltraMax 400 35mm Colour Film 36 Exp

Kodak Eastman UltraMax 400 35mm Colour Film 36 Exp

ISO400

35mm Film

A versatile ISO 400 colour negative film that handles bright daylight, overcast British weather and indoor light. Vivid Kodak colour, fine grain and forgiving exposure latitude — the safest all-round choice. C-41 process, 36 exposures.

£14.99

?135
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Cinestill 400D 35mm

Cinestill 400D 35mm

ISO400

35mm Film

A daylight balanced cinema derived colour film with fine grain, wide latitude and modern colour science. This listing is for 35mm at ISO 400. It uses standard C41 processing.

£19.99

?135
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Cinestill 800T 35mm

Cinestill 800T 35mm

ISO800

35mm Film

A remjet removed motion picture stock that produces glowing red halos around light sources. Perfect for neon nights and cityscapes. This listing is for 35mm at ISO 800. It uses standard C41 processing.

£29.99

?135
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CineStill Film BwXX Double X 35mm

CineStill Film BwXX Double X 35mm

ISO200

35mm Film

CineStill BwXX Double X, derived from Kodak Eastman Double X 5222, is a classic panchromatic black and white motion picture film known for its high contrast and fine grain. It delivers deep blacks and bright whites, making it ideal for dramatic street photography, portraits, and capturing captivating scenes with a timeless, cinematic aesthetic. Its wide tonal latitude allows for versatile shooting in various lighting conditions. This listing is for 35mm at ISO 200. It is a black and white film.

£18.99

?135
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Fomapan Profi Line Classic 35mm

Fomapan Profi Line Classic 35mm

ISO100

35mm Film

Fomapan Profi Line Classic refers to Foma's range of traditional black and white negative films, often simply called Fomapan. These films are known for their classic rendition of tones, robust latitude, and visible but pleasing grain structure. They are versatile choices for a wide array of photographic subjects, from portraiture to landscapes, offering a timeless monochrome aesthetic. This listing is for 35mm at ISO 100. It is a black and white film.

£9.99

36135
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Ilford XP2 35mm

Ilford XP2 35mm

ISO400

35mm Film

Ilford XP2 Super is a unique black and white film designed for processing in C 41 colour chemistry. It offers fine grain, excellent sharpness, and a broad tonal range, making it versatile for various lighting conditions. Its ability to be processed by any high street lab offering C 41 service makes it incredibly convenient. This listing is for 35mm at ISO 400. It is a black and white film.

£0.50

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Lucky 200 35mm

Lucky 200 35mm

ISO200

35mm Film

Lucky 200 is a budget friendly colour negative film, offering decent colour reproduction and moderate grain. It's often characterised by a slightly warmer tone and can produce pleasing results in good lighting conditions. This film is well suited for general purpose photography where cost effectiveness is a key consideration. This listing is for 35mm at ISO 200. It uses standard C41 processing.

£12.49

Know your film

Choosing 35mm film

If you're not sure where to start, an ISO 400 colour negative film is the safest choice in Britain: it handles overcast days and evening shots, though you will likely need a flash for indoor scenes. ISO 100 and 200 stocks are finer grained and better suited to bright, sunny days or tripod work.

Choose the look as well as the speed. Ektar 100 offers fine grain and saturated colour for landscapes and detail, while portrait focused colour stocks tend to favour gentler contrast and natural skin tones.

Most black and white film is developed differently to colour (though some, like Ilford XP2, use the C41 process): check the process before you buy. We run C41, traditional B&W chemistry for Tri X and T Max, and E6 for Ektachrome slide film.

Compare the price and exposure count rather than assuming a longer roll or a pack is always cheaper. Refrigeration can help preserve unexposed film, but follow the expiry and storage guidance and let sealed film warm to room temperature before loading.

From your camera to our lab

Once you have finished shooting, bring your film to Morgan Arcade or post it to our Cardiff lab for developing and scanning.

35mm film questions

Which 35mm film should a beginner buy?

A colour ISO 400 film such as Kodak Eastman UltraMax 400 or Gold 200 for brighter days. Both are forgiving of exposure mistakes and scan well.

Can you develop the 35mm film I buy from you?

Yes. Drop it into our Cardiff store on Morgan Arcade or post it to us, and your scans land in a private online gallery. We develop C41, B&W and E6 in house.

How many photos do you get on a roll of 35mm?

Most of our rolls are 36 exposures. Some stocks come as 24, and half frame cameras will double whatever the roll is rated for.