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620 Film

620 film is back! I Supply fresh film on 620 spools, which will work in almost all 620 film cameras. Whether you have an old box camera, vintage folding camera, a Kodak brownie twin twenty, or any 620 camera, you will be able to use it with my 620 resized film.  My 620 film is supplied on new precision resized spools, accurate to within fractions of a millimeter ensuring smooth operation in your 620 camera.

620 Black and White Film

For Black and White 620 film I now sell Fuji Neopan, a high quality Black and White ISO100 emulsion, precision resized on 620 spools. The film provides a good tonal range and contrast and its wide exposure latitude makes it suitable for shooting in all vintage 620 film cameras, including box and folding cameras – many of which were designed for black and white film.

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620 Colour Film – ISO100

My 620 colour film is the standard ISO100 Reala emulsion by Fuji and suitable for most 620 cameras. This 620 film is suitable for standard C41 processing and can be processed here, or at any lab providing standard roll film services. Its medium speed, high saturation, and a wide exposure latitude make this film ideal for vintage cameras when colour is needed.

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127 Film

I love 127 film. This “in-between” format really was the ideal size for roll film. It was small enough to make slides and cameras are fairly small too, yet the film is large enough to provide good enlargements, superior to 35mm. 127 was a popular format for Kodak brownie 127 and general purpose 127 cameras in the 1950′s and 60′s because it was more compact than 120 and 620. B/W 127 film is still manufactured in Croatia, but for a wider range of options and to guarantee supplies in the future, I also supply repsooled 127 films on a spool exchange basis.

Efke R100 (8/12/16 exposure)

This is the well known Efke R100 127 format film. This traditional single layer emulsion film gives an authentic vintage feel to your photographs. It is rated as ISO100 (100 ASA) and will work in all vintage 127 film cameras for 4x4cm square (12 exposures), 4x6cm rectangular (8 exposures) or 4x3cm half frame rectangular (16 exposures), depending on camera.

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127 E6 transparency Film for Super Slides / X-Pro.

Rollei “Crossbird” is a new transparency film (E6) for cross processing or processing as a slide film, available here in 127 format. This film produces rich deep colours and is  ideal for creative photography when cross processed as a negative film. As an E6 film, Crossbird can be processed as a transparency film for making super-slides. I supply Rollei Crossbird in 127 format.

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127 Colour film – Maco UCN 200

Although no longer in production, I have a small stock of the original Maco UCN 200 color film, a great 200ASA 127 Colour film for general purpose colour prints. This colour film is suitable for most 127 film cameras and is supplied subject to availability.

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110 Film

110 was once one of the most popular film formats in the world. This film is a subminature 16mm film in a plastic cassette that was used in cheap convenient cameras. There are also some very interesting high quality cameras in this format. The Pentax Auto 110 SLR was the worlds smallest SLR film camera and used this format. The camera had interchangeable lenses and full aperture priority auto-exposure. Examples still come up on eBay and they produce surprisingly sharp images.

I stock Fuji and konica 110 film suitable for all 110 film cameras (subject to availability)

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126 Film

126 was the big brother of 110. Using 35mm wide film to create a 28 x 28mm square negative, this film had the convenience of 110 but with superior definition. There are some excellent 126 cameras such as the Kodak Instamatic reflex camera which was a high quality automatic SLR in 126 format with superb lenses from the Kodak SLR retina reflex series. Very high quality images are possible with this camera and good 126 film.

126 film is now very hard to source and is supplied subject to availability.

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Minox Film

Another famous subminature film format is minox 8 x 11. this range of “spy” cameras used 8mm film in tiny cassettes. The excellent construction and superb optics meant that, although the negatives were tiny, the Minox cameras could produce reasonable images, certainly on a par with a good 110 camera.

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Processing

I provide processing services for all of the films that I sell. For film processing details please see my processing page

Other film types

If you need a film size which I don’t sell, please contact me. i may be able to provide a way of getting your camera working.

Camera Batteries

I also sell replacement camera batteries for those obsolete mercury cells. Most vintage cameras used the contant voltage (1.35V) of the mercury cell as a reference for exposure metering. This means the voltage is critical for proper operation and modern 1.5V cells do not work well. I sell a range of Zinc Air batteries which are designed to provide a stable voltage the same as mercury batteries and are compatible with many vintage cameras.

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