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About Kentmere
Kentmere began as part of Ilford Photo’s operations in the mid-20th century, taking its name from the village of Kentmere in the English Lake District. Originally, "Kentmere" was used by Ilford as a brand for papers and photographic materials produced at its factories, offering reliable, economical products aimed at amateurs, students and enthusiasts.
In the 1980s and 1990s the Kentmere name became most associated with a range of budget black-and-white films and photographic papers positioned below Ilford’s premium lines. These products delivered consistent, usable results at a lower price point, making darkroom work more accessible to hobbyists and educational institutions.
In recent years Kentmere has been maintained as a value-focused alternative within the analogue market, offering a straightforward selection of black-and-white films and papers that echo the brand’s longstanding reputation for practicality and economy. The name remains recognisable to photographers who seek dependable, no-frills materials for learning, testing and everyday shooting.
Quality Promise
All our film is carefully stored in fridges, and carefully packed and shipped to you so we can be sure the film reaches you in the best possible condition.
We only source from reputable wholesalers and manufacturers so we know the film has been correctly handled and stored before we receive it.
Careful stock rotation means films are sold with a long expiration date and is always as fresh as possible.
Our checkout is fully secure, we accept all major cards as well as PayPal, Google Wallet and Apple Pay.
30 Days Return Policy
You have 30 days from receiving your goods to return your products to us for a refund or exchange.
If you change your mind about a product then you can post the product back to us for a full refund (except shipping costs), or to exchange the item.
If the item arrives damaged we will refund you the full order cost or exchange the damaged goods for new products.
Why Not Try…
Fomapan 200 is a versatile black and white film, idea for a range of shooting conditions. Its fine grain and high resolution and delivers a vintage look. Not only is it a very budget friendly film it also has a good exposure latitude making it a good choice for beginners.
Featured on our: Which Film For Beginners?
Format: 35mm
ISO: 200
Type: Black & White
Exposures: 24 or 36
Pack: 1
DX Coded: Yes
Backed by our Quality Promise & 30 Day Returns Policy
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50
Fomapan Classic is a 100 speed black and white film offering up a vintage look. It balances fine grain, good sharpness and good midtones, and it does all this in a very affordable package. Being 100 speed its best shot outside or in a studio setting.
Format: 35mm
ISO: 100
Type: Black & White Film
Exposures: 24 or 36
Pack: 1
DX Coded: Yes
Backed by our Quality Promise & 30 Day Returns Policy
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50
Ilford Pan 100 is a great all purpose film offering fine detail and great tonal range. It reproduces skin tones in a particularly pleasing way, but would suit any type of photography thanks to its warm tones. Its not as popular as other Ilford films but its a film we love here at Dodo and if you give a go we’re sure you will to.
Format: 35mm
ISO: 100
Type: Black & White Film
Exposures: 36
Pack: 1
DX Coded: Yes
Backed by our Quality Promise & 30 Day Returns Policy
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50
FP4+ allows users to capture stunning details thanks to its wide exposure latitude and high resolution. Its perfect for landscapes and fine art prints.
If your camera cant be set to ISO 125 don’t panic, just set to 100 instead and develop as normal.
Featured on our: Best Film For Landscapes 2026
Format: 35mm
ISO: 125
Type: B&W Film
Exposures: 24 or 36
Pack: 1
DX Coded: Yes
Backed by our Quality Promise & 30 Day Returns Policy
FREE SHIPPING ON ORDERS OVER £50