LabCCUK film lab · Developing · Scanning · Prints
The standard format for almost every film camera made since the 1930s. We stock the everyday colour rolls, the professional Kodak Eastman range and black and white — all in date, all developed in our own Cardiff lab if you want us to.
15 products
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
35mm Film
Daylight-balanced ISO 100 colour negative film with fine grain, saturated colour and sharp detail. Ideal for sunny days, holidays and tripod work. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£12.99
35mm Film
A middle-ground ISO 200 colour negative film — a little more speed than 100 with the same clean, true-to-life Kodak colour. Great for everyday shooting outdoors. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£14.25
35mm Film
The classic warm-toned Kodak Gold look at ISO 200. Golden highlights, gentle contrast and lovely skin tones — a favourite for everyday and golden-hour photography. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£12.99
35mm Film
Professional ISO 160 colour negative film with very fine grain and neutral, accurate skin tones. Built for portraits, weddings and editorial work that will be scanned and printed large. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£16.95
35mm Film
Professional ISO 400 colour negative film — pro-level colour and grain with the flexibility to shoot indoors and into the evening. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£19.99
35mm Film
Fast ISO 800 professional colour film for low light, gigs, night walks and handheld indoor shooting. Punchy colour with well-controlled grain for its speed. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£23.49
35mm Film
The finest-grained colour negative film Kodak makes. Ultra-saturated colour and huge detail for landscapes, architecture and anything you want to print big. C-41 process, 36 exposures.
£18.99
35mm Film
Legendary E100 slide film — clean whites, natural colour and extremely fine grain, giving you positive transparencies you can hold up to the light. E-6 process, 36 exposures. We develop E-6 in Cardiff.
£29.99
35mm Film
The iconic ISO 400 black and white film. Rich blacks, characterful grain and enormous latitude — the documentary and street photography standard for decades. 36 exposures.
£10.99
35mm Film
Fine-grained ISO 100 black and white film with smooth tonality and crisp detail. Best in good light or on a tripod. 36 exposures.
£12.99
35mm Film
All-purpose ISO 400 black and white film — flexible enough for street, portraits and dull British days, with classic grain structure. 36 exposures.
£13.99
35mm Film
High-speed black and white film for night, gigs and available-light work. Bold, gritty grain and dramatic contrast when pushed. 36 exposures.
£16.99
35mm Film
Three rolls of the warm, golden Kodak Gold 200 — the everyday favourite, bought as a multipack so you always have a spare in the bag. C-41 process, 36 exposures per roll.
£39.99
35mm Film
Three rolls of versatile ISO 400 UltraMax — the do-everything colour film for trips, parties and weekends away. C-41 process, 36 exposures per roll.
£42.99
If you're not sure where to start, an ISO 400 colour negative film is the safest choice in Britain: it handles overcast days, indoor light and evening shots without a tripod. ISO 100 and 200 stocks are finer-grained and better suited to bright, sunny days or tripod work.
Professional colour stocks like Ektar 100 and the Ektacolor Pro range give cleaner scans, finer grain and more accurate skin tones — worth it for portraits, weddings and landscape work where you'll print big.
Black and white film is developed differently to colour (and slide film differently again), so check the process before you buy: C-41 for colour negative, traditional B&W chemistry for Tri-X and Ektapan, and E-6 for Ektachrome slide film. We run all three.
A 36-exposure roll gives you the best cost per frame. Multi-packs bring the per-roll price down further, and film keeps well for months in the fridge.
Shot the roll? Post it back for developing and scanning or drop it into the store — see our developing prices.
