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Kodak Eastman film range

Newly landed: the Kodak Eastman range, in both 35mm and 120. It's the professional side of Kodak's line-up — the colour stocks used for editorial, portrait and landscape work, plus Ektachrome slide film and Tri-X black and white.

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Kodak Eastman UltraMax 400 35mm Colour Film 36 Exp

35mm Film

Kodak Eastman UltraMax 400 35mm Colour Film 36 Exp

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

Kodak Eastman Gold 200 35mm Colour Film 36 Exp

35mm Film

Kodak Eastman Gold 200 35mm Colour Film 36 Exp

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

How to choose

Gold 200 is the warm, slightly nostalgic everyday colour film — great for sunny days, holidays and street shooting, and now available in 120 as well as 35mm.

UltraMax 400 is the flexible one: fast enough for British weather and indoor light while keeping colour clean and grain reasonable.

Ektar 100 is the finest-grained colour negative film Kodak makes. Saturated, sharp and built for landscape and product work you intend to print large.

Ektachrome E100 is slide film — a positive transparency you can hold up to the light. It needs the E-6 process, which we run in house, and it rewards accurate exposure more than negative film does.

Tri-X 400 rounds out the range as the definitive black and white reportage stock, developed by hand in our darkroom.

Shot the roll? Post it back for developing and scanning or drop it into the store — see our developing prices.

Kodak Eastman questions

What is the Kodak Eastman range?
It's Kodak's professional-facing film line, covering colour negative stocks such as Gold 200, UltraMax 400 and Ektar 100, Ektachrome E100 slide film and Tri-X 400 black and white, in 35mm and 120.
Is Ektachrome E100 slide film harder to shoot?
It has less exposure latitude than colour negative film, so meter carefully. In return you get a projectable positive transparency with distinctive colour. We develop E-6 in house.
Do you stock the Kodak Eastman range in 120?
Yes — Gold 200, Ektar 100 and Ektachrome E100 are all available in 120, sold in 5-packs.