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Kodak Gold is a fantastic film offering vibrant colours and a warm tone (its called gold for a reason) which makes it particularly suited to outdoor photography. The warm hue captures a nostalgic feel and photos taken on this film feel like holiday photos we used to have when we were kids (if you’re in your thirties like we are!).
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Format: 120
ISO: 200
Type: Colour Negative Film
Pack: 1
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Portra 400 is a versatile, fine-grain colour negative film prized for its natural skin tones, wide exposure latitude, and soft, muted colour palette. It handles over- and underexposure gracefully, renders smooth transitions in highlights and shadows, and is ideal for portraits, weddings, and travel. ISO 400 gives reliable low-light performance while maintaining pleasing colour accuracy and subtle contrast.
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Format: 120
ISO: 400
Type: Colour Negative Film
Pack: 1
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A professional colour film, Ektar 100 offers vivid colours with exceptional sharpness. The vivid colours pop making it suitable for a wide range of photography, from holiday photos, to wildlife, product and fashion.
It excels at landscape photography due to its colours and fine details.
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Format: 120
ISO: 100
Type: Colour Negative Film
Pack: 1
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Cinestill 50D is a reengineered cinema film perfect for capturing sunny days. It creates cinematic photos with fantastic vibrant cinema colours. Being 50 speed its has a very fine grain structure. Its daylight balanced to make the most of what summer we do end up having.
Unlike true cinema film this film can be developed in normal C41 chemicals.
Format: 120
ISO: 50
Type: Colour Negative Film
Pack: 1
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About Kodak
Eastman Kodak Company, commonly known as Kodak, was founded by George Eastman in 1888 in Rochester, New York. Eastman’s early work focused on simplifying photography for the general public. He introduced the Kodak camera in 1888—preloaded with a roll of film and marketed with the slogan “You press the button, we do the rest”—which made snapshot photography accessible beyond professionals and hobbyists.
In 1889 Eastman replaced glass plates with flexible roll film, then patented a dry-plate coating process and formed the Eastman Dry Plate Company, later reorganised as Eastman Kodak Company in 1892. Kodak grew rapidly through the late 19th and early 20th centuries, dominating consumer film and camera markets and expanding into photographic paper and chemical processing.
Kodak played a major role in innovations across the 20th century: roll film enabled the rise of motion pictures, colour film systems set industry standards, and Kodak’s research labs produced numerous advances in photographic chemistry, optics and imaging technology. The company also established a global network of manufacturing and retail operations.
Kodak emerged from bankruptcy in 2013, refocusing on commercial imaging, printing technologies, film for professional and cinematic markets, and specialised chemicals. The company has since maintained a niche presence in photographic film—supplying motion picture film and certain still films for enthusiasts and professionals—while diversifying into packaging, flexographic plates and industrial printing solutions.
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